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Kawachiya Kunisawa Find Smart Notebook, Grid - Grey

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Kawachiya Kunisawa Find Smart Notebook, Grid - Grey

Conceived to achieve a superior writing experience, these Kunisawa notebooks and pads are created with watermarked foolscap paper.

  • 40 pages
  • Fountain Pen friendly
  • Hard cover
  • Gild edge foiling

Dimensions: 16.7 cm x 9.5 cm (6.5 in. x 3.7 in. approx.)

Made in Japan.

Based in Shimbashi, Tokyo, Kawachiya – the company behind the design and manufacture of the Kunisawa stationery brand – has been providing its craftsmanship to customers since Japan's Edo period (1603-1868).Ā 

The motif of the KUNISAWA brand logo is based on the mythical Japanese three-legged crow called "Yatagarasu."Ā Due to using a golden luminance to guide Emperor Jimmu on his journey through the dark roads of Kumano, Yatagarasu is celebrated as the "God of Guidance.ā€ The three legs represent "heaven," "earth," and "humanity," indicating that all three are brothers born of the same sun.

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$4.09

Original: $11.68

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$11.68

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Conceived to achieve a superior writing experience, these Kunisawa notebooks and pads are created with watermarked foolscap paper.

  • 40 pages
  • Fountain Pen friendly
  • Hard cover
  • Gild edge foiling

Dimensions: 16.7 cm x 9.5 cm (6.5 in. x 3.7 in. approx.)

Made in Japan.

Based in Shimbashi, Tokyo, Kawachiya – the company behind the design and manufacture of the Kunisawa stationery brand – has been providing its craftsmanship to customers since Japan's Edo period (1603-1868).Ā 

The motif of the KUNISAWA brand logo is based on the mythical Japanese three-legged crow called "Yatagarasu."Ā Due to using a golden luminance to guide Emperor Jimmu on his journey through the dark roads of Kumano, Yatagarasu is celebrated as the "God of Guidance.ā€ The three legs represent "heaven," "earth," and "humanity," indicating that all three are brothers born of the same sun.

Ā