Midori Journal Flower

Reference: 12879006

zł89.00

Diary with ilustrated pages for those who wants to keep their memories for a long time.

Midori Journal Flower is just perfect for those who just before going to bed want to describe in few words about their day.

It contains in total 192 lined pages with 8 mm space between lines. The paper used in the diary works perfectly with fountain pen and ink.

Each page has illustrations corresponding with the flower motif on the cover.

On the top on each page you will find a place for writing dates.

Last page is dedicated to personalisation.

The diary has hard cover with the motif.

Perfect gift idea for flower lovers!

Material | Paper

Dimensions | 180×130×14mm

Number of pages | 192

Pages | Lined

Cover | Hard

Made in Japan

In stock 3 Items

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