Masuya Monokaki Notebook A6 [Lined]

By Masuya
£12.50

The beautiful Monokaki notebook by Masuya features 160 pages of amazingly high-quality lined archival paper. Masuya's original cream coloured paper is acid free and fountain pen friendly and an absolute pleasure to write on

Good to know

  • Ruled Paper with  8mm spacing
  • A6: 148mmx105mm
  • 160 pages (80 sheets)
  • Thread and glue binding
  • The word 'Monokaki' means 'person who writes things', which suggests this Japanese notebook was designed specifically for writers.
  • The unique vintage-inspired flexible cover is made from Echizen washi paper and is designed by manga artist Ryo Takagi.

The beautiful Monokaki notebook by Masuya features 160 pages of amazingly high-quality lined archival paper. Masuya's original cream coloured paper is acid free and fountain pen friendly and an absolute pleasure to write on

Good to know

  • Ruled Paper with  8mm spacing
  • A6: 148mmx105mm
  • 160 pages (80 sheets)
  • Thread and glue binding
  • The word 'Monokaki' means 'person who writes things', which suggests this Japanese notebook was designed specifically for writers.
  • The unique vintage-inspired flexible cover is made from Echizen washi paper and is designed by manga artist Ryo Takagi.
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