Write with intention inside a notebook designed to hold your thoughts beautifully. This B5 hardcover notebook balances refined materials with everyday function—crafted for journaling, planning, and creative work that deserves more than ordinary paper.
Inside, ultra‑thick 160 GSM bright white pages with subtle 5mm light grey lines offer a smooth, satisfying writing experience. Flat lay binding,, dual bookmark ribbons, and a back storage pocket support continuity and collection, while the handcrafted linen spine and soft‑touch hardcover elevate it into an object worth keeping close.
Designed to live on your desk, slip into your book tote, or anchor your daily rituals, this notebook transforms writing from habit into practice.
The cover features Rose-scented Flirtations (Rebirth) by Maggie Lemak
About the Art | Traditionally coded as feminine, the garden serves as a domestic space in which women of past and present could safely exert their freedom and creativity. Like Burnett before her, Maggie reclaims the garden as a site of feminine power. She sees the garden as a woman not due to its fragility and loveliness, as male writers have typically understood it, but through its underlying vigor and vitality.
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Write with intention inside a notebook designed to hold your thoughts beautifully. This B5 hardcover notebook balances refined materials with everyday function—crafted for journaling, planning, and creative work that deserves more than ordinary paper.
Inside, ultra‑thick 160 GSM bright white pages with subtle 5mm light grey lines offer a smooth, satisfying writing experience. Flat lay binding,, dual bookmark ribbons, and a back storage pocket support continuity and collection, while the handcrafted linen spine and soft‑touch hardcover elevate it into an object worth keeping close.
Designed to live on your desk, slip into your book tote, or anchor your daily rituals, this notebook transforms writing from habit into practice.
The cover features Rose-scented Flirtations (Rebirth) by Maggie Lemak
About the Art | Traditionally coded as feminine, the garden serves as a domestic space in which women of past and present could safely exert their freedom and creativity. Like Burnett before her, Maggie reclaims the garden as a site of feminine power. She sees the garden as a woman not due to its fragility and loveliness, as male writers have typically understood it, but through its underlying vigor and vitality.
Details:
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