This series is inspired by the 1880 classic The Enemies of Books by William Blades, a 19th-century English printer and bibliographer. In his book, Blades passionately identified various "enemies"—such as insects, mice, and human ignorance—that threaten the survival of literature. OIMU has humorously reinterpreted these "enemies" and the world of books into charming companions for modern readers.
• Dimensions: 50 x 175 mm (1.97 x 6.89 in)
• Material: 100% Rayon
• Package Size: 62 x 155 mm (2.44 x 6.10 in)
• Packaging: Translucent paper wrapping
• Made in Korea
The Design: This edition features a carrier pigeon, traditionally used to deliver letters by being tied to its leg, and a small note on the opposite ends of the ribbon.
A Witty Connection: While pests might destroy a book, this pigeon acts as a guardian of the stories within, connecting the reader to the written word.
How to Use: Place the "note" end between the pages and let the "pigeon" rest outside, marking your spot as if it has just delivered a message to your library.
Masterful Weaving of a Single Thread Exquisite texture that rests between the pages
Using a sophisticated weaving technique without base fabric, this bookmark is crafted solely from intertwined threads. The soft luster of 100% rayon is gentle on your books, while the translucent packaging evokes the discovery of a library treasure. Simply place the holed book inside and let the bookworm mark your journey.
OIMU
OIMU ("One day I met you") is a Korean design studio that reinterprets forgotten objects and traditional elements with a modern sensibility. Their work goes beyond nostalgia to rediscover "analog DNA" through sophisticated design. Experience the unique elegance and warmth of Korean aesthetics with OIMU.
