Midori Grain B6
Midori Grain B6
Midori Grain B6
Midori Grain B6
Midori Grain B6
Midori Grain B6

Midori Grain B6 Notebook Black

Grain Notebook is made with Japanese attention to every detail. 

zł64.50

Description

Grain Notebook is made with Japanese attention to every detail. 

The cover is made with specialy selected cowhide leather, which is a symbol of Spain.

Japan takes care of perfect surface for good fountain pen and ink using MD Paper.

The notebook contains 200 pages - 100 white, lined pages and 100 creamy, plain pages.

The leather cover looks very elegant with wire spine and rubber closure. 

On the right side of he cover you can see the embossed name of the notebook. 

The cover is available in two colors - black and brown.

Size | B6

Number of pages | 600

Color of paper | White | Creamy

Spine | Metal wire

Cover | Leather

Made in Japan

 

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B6
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