Acrylic Bookmark — Boi Aar Cha (Books & Tea)
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Acrylic Bookmark — Boi Aar Cha (Books & Tea)
📍 From our travel story about College Street & the cha stall
✦ Free shipping across India ✦ Printed on demand for you ✦ Designed with AI, finished by hand
Acrylic bookmark · ₹169 · Free shipping across India
বই আর চা: a book and a cup of tea, the perfect Bengali Sunday. A clay bhaar sits above a stack of books, framed in folk-flower borders.
What you get
- 1 acrylic bookmark, 3 mm thick, glossy, with a classic curved top
- Size: 3.8 × 12.7 cm (1.5 × 5 inches)
- Design UV-printed on the front of clear acrylic
- Rigid and wipe-clean, so it won't bend or tear like a paper bookmark
Delivery & returns
- Free shipping across India
- Made to order: printed for you after you order, usually dispatched in 3–5 working days
- Secure checkout with Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking)
- Full refund if your order isn't delivered, or if we have to cancel it because of high demand or stock. Refund policy
A SpiceRoute Horizons design: merchandise of our travel stories from Bengal.
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