Lamali Yaatra Leather Traveler’s Notebook 5.1" x 7.5" | Handmade Journal with 100% Cotton Paper - 180 Pages

Brand: LAMALI

The Lamali Yaatra Traveler’s Notebook is a handmade leather journal with a soft leather cover and a matching leather cord closure. It includes 180 pages of handmade 100% cotton paper in an ivory tone, with a cold press finish. At 5.1" x 7.5" (13 x 19 cm), it is practical for everyday use, travel, writing, sketching, painting, journaling and mixed media. Handmade in India and Fair Trade.

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The Lamali Yaatra Traveler’s Notebook is a handmade journal with a soft leather cover and 180 pages of handmade 100% cotton paper. The paper has an ivory tone, is acid free, with a cold press finish, and is suitable for writing, sketching, painting, ink, graphite, watercolor, acrylics and mixed media.

The leather cover closes with a matching leather cord, keeping the journal practical and easy to carry. Its 5.1" x 7.5" (13 x 19 cm) size makes it compact enough to take with you, while still offering comfortable space for daily notes, travel records and creative projects.

👉 Features:

Oiled leather cover
Size: 5.1" x 7.5" (13 x 19 cm)
180 pages
Handmade 100% cotton paper
Paper tone: Ivory
Finish: Cold Press
Acid Free
Matching leather cord closure
Handmade in India / Fair Trade product

👍 Ideal for:

Travel journals, diaries, notebooks, writing, sketching, drawing, painting, art journaling, visual journaling, watercolor, acrylics, ink, graphite and mixed media.

✨ Inspiration Tip:

Use it as a personal travel journal for notes, sketches, small watercolors, tickets, memories and everyday creative records. The ivory cotton paper gives your pages a warm base, while the leather cover makes it ideal for travel or daily carry.

All Lamali journals and papers are handmade in Rajasthan, India, or in Nepal by local artisans, using traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation. Lamali’s distinctive papers are made from natural fibres such as lokta, linen, hemp, cotton, or wool, depending on the collection and the local tradition. Many of them are dyed with natural pigments, while the prints are created using traditional methods that are still kept alive in the villages of the region.

Papermaking has been part of everyday life and local tradition in these places for centuries. Each village preserves its own techniques and knowledge, handed down through generations. For many families, making paper and handmade paper objects — such as journals, paper lanterns, and decorative items — is an important source of income and an essential part of their local identity.

Lamali returns part of its sales to local cooperatives, helping preserve these techniques and support the continued production of this authentic handmade paper. It is a material with remarkable beauty, character, and history — valued by artists, makers, and everyone who appreciates the true worth of handmade craftsmanship.