Kyoto Hand-Dyed Washi B6 Ring Notebook | Classic Pattern | Made in Japan

A notebook alive with the colors of Kyoto. Fuwa Market's original B6 ring notebook features hand-dyed washi paper on its cover, crafted at a Kyoto Yuzen dyeing studio. Three traditional Japanese patterns — Seigaiha, Plum Blossom, and Nandina — reimagined in bold, vivid classical colors. Each pattern comes in two colorways. Three Patterns, Three Wishes Seigaiha (青海波) — Blue / Brown Overlapping waves symbolizing endless abundance and good fortune. Rendered in bold, vivid contrasts. Blue: Cobalt, navy, brown, and white — powerful and graphic. Brown: Warm amber, brown, navy, and white — rich, vintage character. Plum Blossom (梅) — Red / Yellow A beloved symbol of vitality and good health. The plum blossom pattern comes alive in two vivid colorways. Red: Crimson blossoms against grey and white — sophisticated and striking. Yellow: Golden blossoms on a navy ground — bright, vivid, and full of life. Nandina (南天) — Red / Blue Known in Japan as a plant that "transforms hardship into good fortune," nandina has long been treasured as an auspicious ward against misfortune. Its delicate clusters of berries and leaves are reinterpreted as a bold modern pattern. Red: Vivid red berries on grey branches — dramatic and festive. Blue: Blue berries and white branches on deep navy — cool, graphic, and elegant. Crafted with Care The cover is wrapped in washi paper hand-dyed at a Kyoto Yuzen dyeing studio — producing vivid color and depth that no machine can replicate. Inside, cream-colored book paper with a 5mm grid offers a smooth, pleasant writing experience. Specifications Size: B6 (182 × 128mm) Text paper: Cream book paper (5mm grid) 60 sheets (120 pages) Cover: Hand-dyed Washi paper (Kyoto) Origin: Made in Japan Available in: Seigaiha: Blue / Brown Plum Blossom: Red / Yellow Nandina: Red / Blue A gift worth giving For the stationery lover, the Japan enthusiast, or anyone who appreciates bold artisan design — this notebook makes an unforgettable gift. Bring the colors of Kyoto into your everyday writing life.