Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan
Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan
Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan
Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan
Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan
Schmales Notizbuch grau | Find Smart Note | KUNISAWA | Made in Japan

KUNISAWA

Notebook from Japan | Find Smart Note | Grey

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  • Paper: acid-free Chancery paper, 2.5mm squared
  • Japanese size: 95 x 167 mm, (width x height)
  • Binding: grey, cardboard with covered cotton
  • Binding: Thread binding
  • Paper colour: cream
  • Logo: copper embossing
  • Gold embossing
  • Number of sheets: 40 double-sided pages
  • 2019 Stationery Shop Grand Prize Note Award
  • Handmade in Japan

Description

Slim notebook from the "Find" series by Kunisawa. The name of the series follows the saying: "I do not seek, I find". The high-quality cream-coloured paper is squared in 2.5mm, the cut of the book block is in shiny copper; matching the name and logo are embossed in copper foil. The grey cover of the notebook is made of cardboard, with covered waxed cotton. An ideas notebook specially designed for fountain pens.

    STORY

    The Shimbashi, Tokyo-based Kawachiya - the company behind the design and manufacture of the KUNISAWA stationery brand - has been providing its craftsmanship since Japan's Edo period (1603-1868). Shimbashi is recognised as the birthplace of Japan's railways and is now widely known as a district frequented by businessmen from Ginza, Marunouchi and Shinagawa. Kuniswa was launched as another new brand in 2017.

    The motif of the Kunisawa brand logo is based on the mythical Japanese three-legged crow called Yatagarasu.
    Yatagarasu is celebrated as a god of guidance because he uses a golden flare to guide Emeror Jimmu on his journey through the dark streets of Kumano. The three legs represent heaven, earth and humanity, meaning that all three are brothers born from the same sun.