Love Rooster – Bookmark

At home in the farmyard, this bookmark shares the proud devotion of a rooster who loves deeply and lives with intention. Handmade on recycled cardstock, it pairs rustic farmhouse artwork with an original short story, turning Love Rooster into a heartfelt accessory that blends art, eco-friendly design, and bookish charm. Product Details You choose  Option One: 1 bookmark (No sleeves or tassels) Option Two: 1 Bookmark, 1 reusable sleeve, 1 tassel (assorted colors) Dimensions: 2" x 6" Original artwork was created with gouache and ink Printed in small batches using vibrant pigment-based inks Ships with 100% recycled, reused, or reclaimed materials Origin: Paper made in U.S.A,  printed in U.S.A., sleeve and tassel made in China About the Paper Finish: Matte Sustainability Notes: Heavy metal and chlorine free 100% recycled recyclable biodegradable Made with renewable hydroelectric power (not energy credits) About the Artist Shannon Marie strives to capture real, beautiful, every day moments printed with the earth in mind. Every piece has an original story created to go with it. The story acts as a reminder to slow down and enjoy the small day-to-day moments. It is her hope, when you look at this bookmark, you will be encouraged to do just that, and that you will have peace of mind, knowing it was made in an eco-friendly manner. Story Love Rooster On a farm nearby, there’s a rooster who begins his day with a routine that is both meaningful and intentional. Today is extra special. You see, he has something important to do later, and he needs to be in the right state of mind. Nothing is going to throw him off his game. Not today. As he exited the coop, he stretched his legs. First the left, then the right. Next, his wings. Flap one, two, three. A deep breath. Puff out the chest. Hold for two. Now, cock-a-doodle-doo! In a hurry, the hens came bustling out in search of their morning meal. His flock’s clucking and clacking warmed him to his core. They were his everything. He lived to protect them. But more than that, he had the heart of a lover, and more than most roosters. He knew each hen by her favorite treat. The insects she chased, the seeds she preferred, even her favorite flower. Today, he was working up the nerve to gift his dearest hen those very blooms. He had been planning it for a week, and still, the butterflies fluttered in his throat. The time had come to secure the delicate love tokens. He ran to the gardener’s daisies, snatched two small blooms, and made a quick escape before being shooed away. Then he dashed to his beloved and proudly presented the fragrant gift. She blushed. She smiled. She loved them. His heart pounded with joy. He had done it, and it had worked. For the rest of the day, he walked with his head high and his tail feathers tall and proud. “To love at all is to be vulnerable.” — C.S. Lewis