The first journal we have made with no symbolism on the cover. This is your "Tabula Rasa" or blank slate journal if you will. Plain black linen cover for you to do with as you wish.
These are Limited supply.
Inside is 320 pages of blank onion skin — thin, slightly translucent, and more durable than it appears. The paper has been in use for centuries. With time and writing, the pages develop a gentle cockled finish, a quality that feels less like wear and more like weathering. The journal begins to look like it has lived.
A reversible insert provides a line guide on one side, dot grid on the other — present when you want it, removable when you don't. The linen cover opens flat and stays there. Smyth-sewn binding. Matching ribbon marker. Made in America by a third-generation bookmaker. Compatible with fountain pens, dip pens, and most media. The paper receives ink without bleed.
Part of our Limited Collection. When it's gone, it's probably not coming back. Though sometimes it does.
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