A quiet sea on a pale cover, drawn in angular blue and black waves, gives this recycled notebook a calm, thoughtful presence before you even open it. The unlined pages invite free writing: a morning journal, loose sketches, travel notes, or the kind of list that needs room to wander. Sea-patterned cover with a simple fastening The front reads ‘We are waves in the same sea’, set above a geometric wave illustration in blue, black and white. The pale cover keeps the design clean and airy, with the waves adding movement without feeling busy. A black wraparound strap fastens around a coconut button, keeping the notebook neatly closed in a bag or on a desk. The cover has a smooth, structured look, made for daily handling rather than being tucked away. Inside, the blank layout leaves space for writing across the page, drawing a quick shape, or mapping an idea without ruled lines. Recycled paper for open pages The pages are made from antique recycled paper, giving the notebook a more characterful feel than a plain office pad. It suits slow notes, private thoughts and unhurried planning, especially when you want the page to feel less rigid. How to use and care for it Use it as a journal, sketch book, travel companion or everyday notebook for loose thoughts. Keep it dry, close the strap before carrying it, and store it flat or upright away from damp places so the paper and cover stay tidy. A small note on its Indian origin This notebook comes from India, a country with a long and varied tradition of paper, textile and small-format stationery crafts. Here, the appeal is simple: recycled paper, a practical closure and a cover that turns an everyday writing object into something with a little more feeling. The sea motif brings a gentle reminder of connection, without asking the notebook to be anything more than a useful place for your own words. Pages and details It contains 200 unlined pages and weighs 300 g. The materials are PVC and paper, with a strap and coconut button closure. A thoughtful gift for writers and note-keepers It makes a considered gift for someone who journals, sketches lightly, studies, travels, or likes to keep paper close at hand. The wave design gives it a quiet sense of meaning, while the blank pages leave the purpose open. Common questions Is this a dated planner? No. It is an unlined notebook, so the pages are open for your own layout, notes, sketches or journalling.
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