Falling Bookend pencil shaving flowers

Falling Bookend pencil shaving flowersSearching for an easy and fun way to spruce up your library? The Falling Bookend may be just what you're looking for. Made by creative brand Artori Design, this home accessory features a black silhouette of a man who is bracing for the impact of a leaning tower of books. This illusory effect is created by the "invisible" metal wall that you place inside the cover of the first book. With the support structure hidden, you can add up to four standard

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