Celestial Journal Small in Blue and Gold

Gorgeous journal provides plenty of space for personal reflection, sketching, or jotting down favorite quotations or poems. The cover reproduces a gold-tooled book binding created by the Henry T. Wood bindery of London in 1933. The Wood firm was known for its distinctive designs.
Gorgeous journal provides plenty of space for personal reflection, sketching, or jotting down favorite quotations or poems. The cover reproduces a gold-tooled book binding created by the Henry T. Wood bindery of London in 1933. The Wood firm was known for its distinctive designs. Cover design is embossed and embellished with gold foil and iridescent highlights. Inside, premium smooth-finish 120 gsm paper takes pen or pencil beautifully. Light gray lines subtly guide your writing. Paper is acid-free and of archival quality. An added touch: The journal's page edges are gilded in gold foil. Tuck notes, mementos, and more in the pocket inside the back cover. The matching elastic closure secures your journal. Interior endsheets complement the design. Sturdy hardcover binding. 160 pages. Popular small-format size -- 5'' wide x 7'' high -- fits easily in most bags and backpacks. By Peter Pauper Press

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This cover design reproduces a gold-tooled goatskin binding created by progressive bookbinding firm Henry T. Wood of London in 1933 for a book of verses. Gold foil, iridescent highlights, embossed, gold gilded edges, ribbon bookmark. Elegant cover treatments enhance the classic art and designs of these handsome journals. 160 lined pages. Hardcover. Acid-free, archival paper.

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