The cover of this journal reproduces a gold and watercolour painting of a magnolia tree in full bloom, originally created in India more than three hundred years ago. The artwork has that soft, layered quality typical of antique botanical paintings, with fine gold detailing set against a muted background, and it's been reproduced with enough care that it still reads as a painting rather than a print.
Inside, you'll find 160 pages of 120 gsm paper, pale gray lined, with enough weight to handle both pen and pencil without ghosting or bleed-through on most inks.
The paper is acid-free and archival quality, so anything you write or sketch in it will hold up well over time, whether that's daily journaling, sketching, or copying down quotes and poems you don't want to lose.
The binding is book bound-style, which keeps the journal sitting flat and durable through regular use, and the whole thing is finished with a matching elastic closure to keep it shut in a bag. There's also an expandable pocket built into the inside back cover, useful for tucking away loose notes, ticket stubs, or anything else you want to keep alongside your writing.
At 12.7 cm wide and 17.8 cm high, it's a compact, easy-to-carry size that weighs around 227 grams, small enough to keep in a bag or on a desk without taking up much room.
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This journal suits anyone who wants a keepsake-quality notebook for personal writing, sketching, or recording quotes, and its cover design makes it a suitable gift for someone interested in botanical art or antique design.
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