Kunisawa Find Notebook
$ 40.00
“I do not seek, I find.” These words are printed on the first page of this notebook as a gentle reminder of our capacity to achieve great things. To help you on your investigations, the Kunisawa Find series features smooth pages made especially for fountain pen users and grided sheets to write or sketch in. A textured soft cover lets you lay each page flat for comfortable writing. With copper edges and an elegant and professional look, the Find Notebook helps you organize your thoughts in style. What will you find with yours?
About Kunisawa
Since its founding in 1971, Kunisawa has collaborated with graphic designers, advertising agencies, photographers and other creatives to produce office goods tailored for the creative mind. Kunisawa notebooks use British-style foolscap paper, which features a gliding smooth texture and excellent ink absorption designed especially for fountain pens. Minimalist with a refined old-school charm, Kunisawa has quickly become one of Japan’s most exciting new stationery brands.
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: Length: 8” Width: 6”
Tokyo, Japan
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