£249.00 GBP
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This handsome A5 Journal / Notebook is bound by hand in the finest quality Oxblood leather with Orange exposed spine stitching. Inside its wonderfully tactile covers you'll find 192 pages of 118gsm Mohawk Superfine Smooth unlined paper with traditional hand-torn deckle edges for that authentic hand bound look and feel. It's a thoughtful gift for those who enjoy the mindful satisfaction of writing and who appreciate heritage craftsmanship.
This softcover leather journal is flexible yet hardwearing, thanks to its archival binding and materials. It's wonderful to use thanks to the incredible leather: warm to the touch, slightly glossy with a beautiful grain. The superior quality paper is a delight to write on with fountain pen, ballpoint or biro, especially as the lay-flat binding allows you to use every part of the page, even write across pages. The notebook is kept safely closed with an envelope style cover and a matching leather strap that's securely sewn to the cover.
The pages are collected into eight signatures deftly stitched through the leather cover in the 15th century Longstitch with Linkstitch binding, an accomplished style that ensures the Journal's pages lie flat on a desk so you can write up to the spine of each page. A discreet colophon on the final page gives details of the maker, materials and binding style for authenticity.
A5 medium portrait 8.5 x 6 inches / 21 x 15 cm approximately.
This book has a 'ripple' on the front inner cover as you can see in the images; this is a feature of natural leather that reflects the animal's shape.
In stock and ready to ship worldwide, with standard and express options, each fully tracked to your door. Arrives ready to gift in sustainable packaging with a studio postcard and information on materials, use and care.
"The beautiful leather journal... looks so manly and stylish, and is delightful to hold. I particularly like the lovely colours and textures and thread, as well as the way it lies. You've done a great job on this... I am delighted with it" Jennifer, London.
