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Grey Journal

$80.00
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This Journal includes:
- A handmade A6 leather cover
- 1 blank notebook
- 1 grid notebook
- 1 back pocket & 1 front pocket
- Continuous Blue hand stitching around the leather journal

This Journal includes:
- A handmade A6 leather cover
- 1 blank notebook
- 1 grid notebook
- 1 back pocket & 1 front pocket
- Continuous Blue hand stitching around the leather journal

  • When folded
    6.5inch x 4..7 inch

    When laid flat
    6.5inch x 13inch

    Fits up to 4 notebooks

  • Made from a considered mix of high-quality full grain, kid, and chrome leather.

    All leather is sourced locally, supporting small Adelaide businesses. Every last piece is thoughtfully used in the making of your journal, resulting in almost zero waste.

    Each journal is entirely hand-stitched using durable, braided waxed thread and finished with strong steel eyelets for lasting strength and character.

  • Orders will be shipped between 1-3 days.

    Once your order is shipped you will receive an email with tracking information.

  • Crafted from genuine leather, your journal is designed to age beautifully alongside you. Over time, the leather will develop a natural patina, with subtle scuffs and fold marks that reflect its journey and use. How this character forms will depend on how you care for your journal.

    Milk Vase journals are finished with a nourishing leather conditioner to preserve, soften, and protect the leather from water and everyday wear.

    The edges of each journal are treated with a traditional Japanese burnishing gum, creating a durable, stain resistant finish that enhances the leather’s natural tones and prevents fraying.

    To maintain your journal, avoid contact with oils, alcohol-based products, and water. If it does become wet, gently pat dry and allow it to air-dry naturally.