Lamali Bamsa Fusion Handmade Art Journal 15 x 21 cm - Green/Black, 108 pages

Bamsa Notebooks are versatile supports that speak of zen, calm, simplicity and invite us to slow down. Named after the Gopal Bamsa, the oldest dynasty to be mentioned in various texts as the earliest rulers of the central Himalayan kingdom known by the name 'Nepal'. This travel diary is ready for a whole new modern text.

These multi-purpose journals are ideal for writing, drawing, and sketching. They measure 15 x 21 cm and include 108 pages of different papers. Paper is acid-free with a textured finish and deckle edge. Its thin cover is made from two different-colored Lokta papers, assembled before being printed with metallic colors: Gold, Copper, or Silver. Bamboo closure. 

👉 Features: 

• Soft Cover from 2 handmade thick Lokta sheets, assembled and then printed with metallic colors
• 108 pages (counting both sides) of mixed paper, as follows:
  • 48 pages Mitsumata Handmade Paper (soft / blond)
  • 60 pages double sided Kraft paper (grained / satin)
• Traditional Nepalese Closure with bamboo stick
• Ideal for writing, drawing, and sketching with dry media.
• Perfect to be used as a travel, inspirational or gratitude journal or even a scrapbook or photo album
• Cover colors: green, black, gold
• Handmade in Nepal by local artisans
• Fair trade product
• Size: 15 x 21 cm (5.90" x 8.27")

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Lamali are an amazing company based in Paris, which produces beautiful, exquisite handmade paper, journals and pads. The full creation and design processes are all completed within their Parisian Offices, their suppliers are from Nepal and India, who are responsible for the production of a number of their collections. Lamali pride themselves on their professional 20-year partnership with their suppliers, and strongly support efforts to improve working environments, with Nepal holding the Fair-Trade Certificate and India integrating principles of the Fair-Trade Practices. Since Lamali's foundation in 1993 they have engaged to promote the education of children in Nepal alongside their commercial activities.