Concrete, steel, and stones are most popular, but you can also find bookends that are weighted with a heavy material that’s put inside. Since then I've become very involved with 3D printing, ever fascinated by its seemingly endless potential. Featuring beloved pocket monsters like Pikachu, Charmander, Gengar, Dragonite, and Lucario, they’re perfect 3D printed bookmarks for any gamer, especially if they happen to have recently picked up the seldom talked about Pokémon Adventures manga. These heavy, rustic bookends are made of concrete and painted with a variety of inks and paints to create natural feel.

Bookends differ in style and functionality, but their most important role is to keep books in vertical position as firmly as possible.When you slide a bookend’s bottom horizontal arm under a stack of books, they will be heavy enough to keep the vertical arm in place. From our favorite brand of bookish home decor, My Gift, come fantastic industrial-style bookends made of specially treated pipes and L-shaped torched rustic wood.

But I knew about him, and I loved him dearly from a respectful distance, so let me tell you about him. These elegant bookends are offered by Amethya, and are made with 100% natural Brazilian agate geodes, available in either blue or purple. uses cookies to allow the effective running of the site and also to provide information that is the most relevant to you and to help improve our future offering. While it may be a little insensitive to use a character who’s effectively a tree to mark a book made of paper, it’s hard to deny that this 3D printed Baby Groot bookmark is a pretty cool way for any Marvel fan to mark their page. The ridiculously long blade is printed to include a gap so it can slip onto the page, and the hilt of the sword is designed to stop at the top of a closed book to make finding your page a breeze.Men and women who are close to each other exchange gifts whether they’re in a romantic relationship or not, and traditionally men would give women flowers while the women gave men books. Breakfast in bed and heartfelt cards are all well and good, but the more traditional households out there will instead make their own gifts. There are many arrow bookends, but the books being pierced with a Japanese katana sword – this is unique.