Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...
Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner |...

Cognitive Surplus Yearly Planner | Brain Anatomy

Undated weekly planner by Cognitive Surplus in a unique cover.

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Description

A unique undated weekly planner with a cover inspired by the anatomical structure of the brain.

The brand is inspired by themes from the world of science and aims to inspire further discovery.  

The undated weekly planner consists of: 

- 2 weekly schedule pages,

- 12 alternating monthly/weekly calendars,

- 12 pages for dotted notes.

Cognitive Surplus creates sustainable products. The paper used for the notebooks was obtained from recycled sources and is acid-free.

Material | Recycled paper

Size | 121 x 203 mm 

Number of pages | 144

Designed in the state of Oregon.

Paper milled in Japan

Manufactured in China.

Product Details

Motyw
Anatomy
Medical
Calendar
12-Month
Undated
PLBrainPI2

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