CIAK Travel Notebook 12cm x 17cm

CIAK Travel Notebook 12cm x 17cm

A travel notebook by CIAK that will accompany you on every trip.

Colour
  • Red
  • Blue
  • Green
  • Brown
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zł85.00


Description

The travel notebook has two types of pages - plain and lined. The former, can serve as a place for sketches, photos or souvenirs of your travels. The latter, on the other hand, will be suitable for notes and memories.

Ciak notebooks are handmade in a manufactory in sunny Florence, so all the brand's products are known for their extraordinary durability, reliability and functionality, as well as their beautiful Italian design.

The paper used in the notebook is acid-free, pH-neutral and a pleasant cream color, so it does not tire the eyes.

The notebook has 256 pages.

It works perfectly for notes made with pen and pencil.

The notebook is bound with a soft and flexible cover, which is embossed with various stamps from all over the world.

Format | 12 x 17 cm

Center | Lines

Number of sheets | 256

Color | cream pages

Manufactured in Italy.

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Blue
Brown
Green
Red
Format
B6
8170CK28
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