MD Paper Notebook Cotton A5 | Blank

Reference: 15348006

MD Paper

zł79.00

Notatnik Cotton od japońskiej marki MD Paper, który idealnie współpracuje z piórami ze średnią oraz grubą stalówką.

MD Paper Cotton notebooks were created with artistic souls in mind. The paper consists of 20% cotton pulp, which makes the paper texture soft and works very well with fountain pens with medium and thick nibs.

The notebook is bound in a cream-colored cover made of thin but durable cardboard, and the sewn spine is additionally reinforced with a muslin mesh, to which a satin bookmark is attached. Such a solution makes notebooks in any format fold flat in any place, so that the comfort of creation is even greater.

Format | 210 x 160 x 10 mm

Center | Smooth

Number of sheets | 176

Weight | 244 g

Cover | Paper-based

Manufactured in Japan

In stock 10 Items

Data sheet

Format: A5

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