The essence of a beautiful sunset is in the cloud layers, similar to us humans, every layer of our being is what makes us unique.
A wirebound Notebook with 160 pages of 100gsm paper that takes most pens, in a Cover you choose. Choose Plain, Dotted, Ruled or Grid.
Make it yours with a Name, Zodiac Constellation, Emoji, Kaomoji or Animal Emblem.
Hand-picked items to go with your order
A home for your ideas, in a Cover you choose. Start with pages for your values, inspirations and goals, then fill 160 pages of Plain, Dotted, Ruled or Grid paper that takes most pens. When it's full, swap in a new Refill and keep writing.
A space for all the important things that make us who we are.
What matters to you? Write down your values and beliefs so you don’t forget.
Gather the movies, quotes, and art that inspire you and keep them in one place.
To strive for growth is important. What are three things you want to work on?
Up to four text layouts to choose from.
| 80 sheets | 160 pages |
Structure for writing.
Complete freedom.
Structure for layouts.
Flexibility and subtlety.
We heard you and found a paper that can take a variety of writing and highlighting pens. Suitable for fountain pen, brush pen, ball point pen, and micron pens.
| 100gsm |
| 193 mm H × 136 mm W 7.6" H × 5.35" W |
| Made in Italy |
| FSC-certified |
| ISO 9706 - Long Life |
| pH neutral |
| ISO 14001 - Environmental Management Standard |
The notebook is very pretty and I love the customization with my name on it. Gretel's cover art is amazing as always! It was shipped to me quite quickly too. Don't hesitate if you need a notebook or even if you don't (like me)!
The book is very nice, didnt expect the cover to have that velvet-like feel on it. The spine of the book shows a candle (that was not visible on the display pic), its very very pretty
It keeps my thoughts organised
This notebook is even prettier in person and works wonderfully! I'd highly recommend it!
I bought the book mainly for the cover but I really love the paper quality as well. easy to write on.
