TUZECH Leather Journal Tree of Life - Writing Notebook Handmade Leather Bound Daily Notepads for Men & Women Blank Paper Large - Gift for Art Sketchbook, Travel Diary (7 x 5 Inches)

TUZECH HANDMADE LEATHER A BEAUTIFUL HAND CRAFTED JOURNAL THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME This rustic leather notebook from TUZECH is the perfect writing companion for journal lovers and anyone with a taste for things with an antique or vintage feel. Features include a unique tree embossed cover and wonderfully creamy, textured 8x6 inch sheets without lines. Prevents any ink bleeding through to make writing a joy. Not only that, with pages made from recycled acid-free cotton paper, it’s one of the most sustainable notebooks on the market. Whether you’re logging your life or jotting everyday things down, you’ll always get lots of compliments on it! leather tree of life journal and other notebooks by TUZECH LEATHER JOURNAL TREE OF LIFE HANDMADE NOTEBOOK WITH GIFT BAG HANDMADE WITH TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP We use 100% hand made crazy-horse leather; naturally tanned with special oils. This means our products vary in color and shade; no two journals look the same. It’s also what gives the leather it’s beautiful, rich, earthy scent. The soft and supple dark brown leather with distressed finish will get even better with age, and will last for years to come. Woman in cafe writing in leather journal with coffee cup PERFECT FOR ALL YOUR DAILY WRITING AND DRAWING NEEDS This versatile notebook is ideal for a number of uses and allows for easy handwriting, sketching, and drawing. Measuring 8” x 6”, it's the perfect size to take with you wherever you go. With 240 blank pages you can let your creativity flourish and your ideas flow! The notebook’s paper is easy to scribe on and can handle a soft B pencil, ink and even watercolor. Close up of woman writing in journal DESIGNED FOR PEN-AND-PAPER ENTHUSIASTS A journal is like a trusted companion. You can use it to solve problems, get creative or record precious memories in order for them to last a lifetime. Whatever you use it for, there’s something therapeutic about putting pen to paper.