National Museum of Taiwan Literature Text Journal Notebook

It possesses a steady and substantial feel in the hand. The cover is bound using a natural earth-toned Japanese "Masagami" paper, wrapping around a 4mm board, giving it a profound weight and presence. You might need to consciously apply a bit of strength to lift it. Yet, as your fingertips glide across the cover, you can feel the texture, reminiscent of wood grain. Whether in visual or tactile experience, this is undoubtedly a notebook that carries significant weight. Unfolding the layered cover reveals pages made of light and airy Daolin paper. Rough yet light, it offers excellent opacity, ideal for drawing and writing, with consistent and balanced ink and pigment absorption. ----------------------------------------- You'll also notice that once opened, it's not just a blank, unlined journal. It's also an exposed binding, with visible white stitching and clear glue, revealing its unadorned sincerity. The "Wen" (Literature) journal is designed to be stacked, allowing it to accept and protect all of the user's secrets with flawless grace. If you have sentiments that are profound and precious, then you will need this — a reliable hollow that invites you to pour out all your thoughts. ----------------------------------------- Size | 175 x 163 mm Material | Cover: 105g Japanese Masagami paper, Inner pages: 147g Daolin paper