RO-BIKI NOTE is a notebook that you can enjoy aging like leather with wrinkles and scratches as the paper cover has been through wax processing. The passport size makes it easy to carry, you can use it as a travel companion or daily memo writing.
This notebook has 5 x 5 mm dots printed on New Chiffon Cream paper. It gives you an excellent writing experience and is compatible not only with pencils and ballpoint pens, but also with fountain pens and dip pens. Saddle-stitch binding is used so it can lay completely flat when opened, making it great for writing and drawing in.
The Museum Series is based on the motif of unique paintings in museums around the world. Embark on a fun world tour, pondering the paintings and museums in which they are stored.
Still Life with Flowers and a Watch (1660–1679) | Rijksmuseum
Abraham Mignon, 1640-1679
Abraham Mignon is a German painter who painted many still lifes of flowers and fruits. He was active mainly in the Netherlands. His flowers are characterised by delicate brushwork and careful finishing, and he was good at drawing red or white roses in the center and placing them so that they float on a dark background. If you look closely, even small insects are depicted realistically.
Rijksmuseum: The largest museum in the Netherlands, it houses a vast collection covering the history of Dutch art from the Middle Ages to the present day. There are also many famous works such as Rembrandt's "The Night Watchman" and Vermeer's "The Woman Who Pours Milk".
- 8.8 x 12.5 x 0.3 cm
- 60 dotted pages
- Wax paper cover
- New Chiffon Cream paper inner pages
- Saddle-stitch binding
- Fountain pen friendly
- Made in Japan
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【ABOUT THE BRAND】
YAMAMOTO PAPER is a paper wholesaler and original stationery brand founded in 1972 in Osaka, Japan. In 2005, they started to manufacture and sell original products made with selected paper. In 2009, the company acquired an old Heidelberg Windmill Platen Press machine and they started to print with letterpress technique. The company's mission is to convey the enjoyment of paper.