Entirely handmade by Fabrianese master paper-makers. Deckle-edged pages (30% cotton, 70% virgin fibres).

Linen pencil case with closing ribbon containing 24 ergonomic triangular shaped colour soft pencils.

Real small for big wishes. There’s a legend tied to the Mignon book: it is said to bring good luck to those who believe it. Just take it in your hands, make a wish by writing on a random page, close the book and forget about it... Inside there are 224 pages of Palatina Avorio paper (85 g/m2). Size 5x6 cm

Small credit card holder with 12 see-through plastic compartments. External elastic closure, contrasting interior fabric and rechargeable plastic compartments. Size 8x11 cm

Alessandra is a notebook of an unconventional format, it’s neither big or small. The notebook comes with an inner pocket and elastic closure, the colour of the exterior cloth matches the contrasting colour on the inside, with matching embroidery on the cover. The book block consisting of 160 blank pages and bound with thread-stitched cloth spine in Palatina paper (100g/m2) is suitable to write notes with any kind of pen and ideal for a fountain pen. Size 17,5x13,5

Fabric covers for a special edition of the EcoQua range. Notebooks with hardcover lined in fabric with five changing colours. 160 ruled pages on the inside in Bioprima Book paper (85 g/m2), slightly ivory- coloured, manufactured with 100% cellulose TCF (totally chlorine free), Acid-Free with alkaline reserve to guarantee a long shelf life. The perfect paper to take notes with any kind of pen: ballpoint pen, fountain pen, marker, etc. Matching coloured elastic closure and matching endleaves in Woodstock paper.

Lokta Leaves is a new collection of notebooks made entirely by hand in Nepal, with three cover colours screen-printed on coloured paper. The notebooks are stitched with a soft cover and come in three sizes: A5 and A6 with 120 neutral pages inside and a set of three mini notebooks sized 7x11 cm containing 32 neutral pages. The cover page is handmade, using the bark of a plant called the Lokta, which grows at an altitude of over 2,000 metres (6,500 feet) only in the Himalayas. There are no roads in the area and donkeys or small planes are used for transport. Production takes place in the city of Kathmandu, thanks to the skilled hands of an allfemale cooperative in a small local company that unites ancient knowledge and simple technologies to produce the end product. Lokta paper is renowned for its extreme resistance over time, with important state documents and religious texts written on this paper in Nepal thanks to this characteristic. These notebooks are made exclusively for Fabriano.