Onigiri Page Markers
Meet the Onigiri Page Marker - a subtle nod to Japanese rice balls wrapped in recycled innovation. These triangular paper clips, crafted from 100% recycled stock in small batches, do more than just mark pages. Their generous apex provides a natural space for quick notes, while their minimalist form transforms simple page-marking into a quiet design statement.
Each marker measures 2 5/8" Ă— 2 3/8", precision-folded from 250gsm FSC-certified paper. The set arrives in a letterpress-printed triangular box that mirrors the markers' geometric charm.
Each clip measures 2 5/8" wide x 2 3/8" tall.
Made with 100% recycled fog grey 250gsm FSC-certified paper.
Set of 20 comes in a custom folded letterpress-printed triangular box.
Hand-made in London, England.
From Before Breakfast, a London-based stationery company. The name of the brand is a homage to the quote found in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
Part of our Page Markers collection and Before Breakfast.
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Meet the Onigiri Page Marker - a subtle nod to Japanese rice balls wrapped in recycled innovation. These triangular paper clips, crafted from 100% recycled stock in small batches, do more than just mark pages. Their generous apex provides a natural space for quick notes, while their minimalist form transforms simple page-marking into a quiet design statement.
Each marker measures 2 5/8" Ă— 2 3/8", precision-folded from 250gsm FSC-certified paper. The set arrives in a letterpress-printed triangular box that mirrors the markers' geometric charm.
Each clip measures 2 5/8" wide x 2 3/8" tall.
Made with 100% recycled fog grey 250gsm FSC-certified paper.
Set of 20 comes in a custom folded letterpress-printed triangular box.
Hand-made in London, England.
From Before Breakfast, a London-based stationery company. The name of the brand is a homage to the quote found in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.”
Part of our Page Markers collection and Before Breakfast.
