The Lamali Pundit Leather Art Journal is a handmade refillable art journal with a soft genuine leather cover and an inner block of 116 pages of handmade 200gsm paper made in India. The paper is 100% cotton, in an Ivory tone, with a lightly embossed texture and hand-cut pages with irregular edges.
The cover is dyed with traditional Indian vegetable dyes and protects the inner paper block while remaining soft and flexible in use. Because the journal is refillable, the block is not sewn into the cover and can be replaced with a new refill when full, so you can continue using the same leather cover.
👉 Features:
- Handmade refillable art journal
- Size: 8.3" x 8.3" (21 x 21 cm)
- 116 hand-cut pages
- Handmade 200gsm paper
- 100% cotton / cotton paper
- Paper tone: Ivory
- Paper with a lightly embossed texture
- Irregular edges / deckled edge
- Soft genuine leather cover
- Leather dyed with traditional Indian vegetable dyes
- Refillable: the inner paper block can be replaced when full
- Suitable for watercolor, acrylics, graphite, charcoal, colored pencils, sketching, writing and art journaling
- Fair Trade product
👍 Ideal for:
Art journaling, sketchbooks, traveler’s notebooks, diaries, notebooks, writing, sketching, free drawing, watercolor, acrylics, graphite, charcoal, colored pencils, creative notes, travel journals and personal projects.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Use it as a themed art journal or square sketchbook for botanical studies, travel notes, small mixed media pieces and color tests. When the inner block is full, keep the leather cover and replace it with a new refill.
🔥 Find the refill here.
🍂 Note on natural patina
The vegetable dyes used on the leather cover may naturally leave a vintage patina on the paper over time, especially where the leather touches the pages. This gives the journal a more handmade, aged character and makes each piece unique.
To create a similar effect on other pages, you can very lightly dampen the leather, place the paper against it and let it dry in the sun. Test on one page first, as the intensity of the patina may vary depending on the leather, moisture and drying time.
