A bookmark for people who don’t fit the mold. Pink is the new black. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21 cm
Mystery and unseen worlds. Just like a good book. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21 cm
For sensitive souls with vivid imaginations. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21 cm
Whatever the country, language or culture, the black sheep of the family is the most rebellious one, and also the most fun. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21…
You can count them, slowly, from tail to head and head to tail, until you drift off with your book still open. 👉 The original drawing was painted in our workshop. Then we printed it on quality card stock and mounted it on black card for an extra-special look. 📏 Bookmark size: 6 x 21…
A card for dreamers and cat lovers. The original design, created by us, was first painted on porcelain. The card comes with a colored envelope. The card is DL format (one third of an A4 sheet, i.e. 10 x 21 cm). Card size: 10 x 21 cm Envelope size: 11 x 22 cm
A card with a magical unicorn, for someone extraordinary. The card is DL size (a third of an A4 sheet, i.e. 10 x 21 cm). It comes in a colorful DL envelope.
A charming tote in cheerful colors, for shopping or as a lovely gift for someone dear. It shows windows of all shapes and sizes, along with the “mysteries” they hide: cats, little mice, books stacked on windowsills and potted flowers.
A charming tote for shopping or a lovely gift for someone dear. It shows windows of all shapes and sizes, along with the “mysteries” they hide: cats, little mice, books stacked on windowsills and potted flowers.