Katazome Window Journals

The decorative paper used on these journals is called katazome paper. The pattern is made from a hand carved stencil that artisans use to screen print the patterns onto the paper. This technique was developed in Japan in the 1100s for printing patterns onto kimonos.

This journal has 180 pages of 105 gsm lined writing paper and will lay completely flat while writing. It will accept fountain pen ink without feathering or bleeding, but the paper is not specifically made for them.

Details

• 180 pages (105 gsm, smooth, fountain pen friendly paper)
• A5 size (5.5 × 8.5 in / 14 × 22 cm)
• Durable, commercial grade bookcloth cover
• Katazome paper window & endsheets
  
• Fully handmade & sewn pages
  
• Journal will lay completely flat while writing
• Ready to ship

Please note: The pink & blue diamond journals are discounted an extra $7 for a small stain on the front cover that happened during an art fair.