TSL Cover] Original Leather (A6) – Baum-kuchen

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A beautifully crafted TSL original leather notebook cover. We appreciate the detail, such as inside panels covering most of the writing surface, providing a smooth writing quality. This minimal yet rich leather cover is the ideal companion for those who prefer a simple silhouette without compromising elegance and charm
A beautifully crafted TSL original leather notebook cover. We appreciate the detail, such as inside panels covering most of the writing surface, providing a smooth writing quality. This minimal yet rich leather cover is the ideal companion for those who prefer a simple silhouette without compromising elegance and charm. It will age beautifully as it accompanies you throughout your daily adventures near or far! The standard A6 size Notebook, including Stalogy, Hobonichi, and MD Notebooks, works well with this notebook. All materials are carefully sourced in Japan. Their artifacts are made in the Superior Labor studio in Okayama prefecture, where they turned an old elementary school into a unique workshop space. Compatible Notebooks: Hobonichi Day-Free // A6 Hobonichi Avec // A6 Hobonichi Original Stalogy 365 1/2 Year // A6 Stalogy 365 // A6 MD Diary Notebook // A6 MD Notebooks // A6 If you are interested, check out all the TSL items here! Materials: Leather Please be advised that the true leather color can slightly vary depending on your screen. TSL artifacts are handmade with love and care by The Superior Labor in Okayama, Japan. The TSL team works diligently to honor leather as organic material, making sure to minimize production waste. As a result, some of the TSL artifacts feature natural markings such as scars, blemishes, wrinkles. We hope you enjoy all of the characters for many years ahead as leather ages and patinas. Dimensions: A6 // 12cm L × 16.2cm HDesigned and Made by: The Superior Labor in Japan

A beautifully crafted TSL original leather notebook cover. We appreciate the details, such as inside panels covering most of the writing surface and