Roll-Up Suede Leather Journal – A5 Travel Companion with Buckle

€55,00 EUR

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Color: Yellow

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Flexible suede cover that rolls to fit neatly into any backpack.

Designed for movement and spontaneity, this A5 journal features a soft suede leather cover that allows the book to roll gently without strain. A simple buckle fastening keeps everything secure, whether tucked into a backpack, travel bag, or carried by hand.

Inside are 160 pages of fine white paper, smooth and dependable, suited to writing, note-taking, journaling, and light sketching on the go. The clean surface welcomes pen and pencil without distraction, making it ideal for travel reflections, field notes, and everyday thoughts gathered along the way.

The supple leather develops character with use, creating a personal patina over time. Practical yet distinctive, this journal adapts to your rhythm — unroll it wherever you land and begin.

Details

A5 format
160 pages fine white paper
Soft suede leather cover
Roll-up design with buckle closure
Ideal for writing & light sketching

Status: In Stock

Technique: Hand Sewn

Format: a5

Pages: 160 pages

Suitability: Writing, light sketching

Material Guide

WRITING PAPER - Clean Slate Writing Paper - Crisp, smooth, and quietly dependable, this paper is designed to welcome the first mark with ease. Its clean surface encourages spontaneity — perfect for ideas, sketches, notes, and plans as they unfold. Versatile across media and reliable in everyday use, it offers a balanced writing experience that supports creativity without distraction, allowing the blank page to remain open, inviting, and full of possibility.

Binding

Style: COPTIC BINDING

Fact: Coptic binding is an ancient 2nd-century AD technique from early Christian Egypt, considered one of the earliest true codex forms. It features an exposed spine with decorative chain-stitch sewing, uses no glue, and relies entirely on thread for strength. This allows the book to open completely flat, even back on itself, making it ideal for sketchbooks and artist journals. The spine is traditionally left exposed, but can be covered, the sewing hidden or exposed; the rhythmic sewing pattern provides both structure and beauty.