Product Description
Riding on the success of our larger leather-bound journals with quotes, say hello to our nifty, smaller leather bound journals with quotes! Perfect to cart around with you, in your bag or on your person!
Merchant Campbell sources our paper products from a family-owned business in the heart of the fabric making area of Jaipur. In the villages and district around Jaipur in India, the traditional fabric industry is a major employer. People are employed in indigo dying, block printing, block-print carving, fabric weaving and more. And, interestingly, they're also employed in the handmade paper industry because the paper that's made around Jaipur is cotton paper, which uses cotton waste from the cotton fabric industry.
The fifth generation family business which makes these journals has introduced the traditional village art of paper-making to the global community. Recognised by the Indian Government for its services to regional communities and awarded for its eco-friendly business, this is essentially a family business with a great emphasis on the environment, recycling, high-quality products and its staff – which gets a big tick from us. The leather used to cover the journals is also tanned locally, by artisans who've learnt their trade from their fathers, and their fathers before them.
Any irregularities are characteristics of handcrafted and recycled origins. It is only natural that occasional variances in colour, grain, texture and consistency occur. The originality of the leather, paper and slightly distressed finish is what makes these journals beautiful.
The quotes:
EE Cummings quote, "Your head is a living forest full of songbirds", symbolizes a mind that is vibrant, creative, and overflowing with thoughts and ideas. The phrase highlights a natural, untamed, and musical inner life, emphasizing a sense of wonder and mental freedom. Edward Estlin Cummings was an American poet, painter, essayist, author, and playwright. During World War I, he worked as an ambulance driver and was imprisoned in an internment camp, which provided the basis for his novel The Enormous Room.
- available in four quotations
- made from buffalo leather and recycled cotton paper
- 16 x 11cm
- handmade, with hand-stitched spine, in Jaipur, India
- care instructions: wipe with a damp cloth
Small Leather-Bound Journal with Quote
Usually ready within 24 hours
Riding on the success of our larger leather-bound journals with quotes, say hello to our nifty, smaller leather bound journals with quotes! Perfect to cart around with you, in your bag or on your person!
Merchant Campbell sources our paper products from a family-owned business in the heart of the fabric making area of Jaipur. In the villages and district around Jaipur in India, the traditional fabric industry is a major employer. People are employed in indigo dying, block printing, block-print carving, fabric weaving and more. And, interestingly, they're also employed in the handmade paper industry because the paper that's made around Jaipur is cotton paper, which uses cotton waste from the cotton fabric industry.
The fifth generation family business which makes these journals has introduced the traditional village art of paper-making to the global community. Recognised by the Indian Government for its services to regional communities and awarded for its eco-friendly business, this is essentially a family business with a great emphasis on the environment, recycling, high-quality products and its staff – which gets a big tick from us. The leather used to cover the journals is also tanned locally, by artisans who've learnt their trade from their fathers, and their fathers before them.
Any irregularities are characteristics of handcrafted and recycled origins. It is only natural that occasional variances in colour, grain, texture and consistency occur. The originality of the leather, paper and slightly distressed finish is what makes these journals beautiful.
The quotes:
EE Cummings quote, "Your head is a living forest full of songbirds", symbolizes a mind that is vibrant, creative, and overflowing with thoughts and ideas. The phrase highlights a natural, untamed, and musical inner life, emphasizing a sense of wonder and mental freedom. Edward Estlin Cummings was an American poet, painter, essayist, author, and playwright. During World War I, he worked as an ambulance driver and was imprisoned in an internment camp, which provided the basis for his novel The Enormous Room.
- available in four quotations
- made from buffalo leather and recycled cotton paper
- 16 x 11cm
- handmade, with hand-stitched spine, in Jaipur, India
- care instructions: wipe with a damp cloth
Delivery
We ship Australia wide and use Australia Post Parcel, unless Express Post shipping has been selected. Please allow 2–3 working days for delivery to metropolitan areas for orders placed within business hours. For regional locations, WA and sale orders, please allow up to 3–10 working days.
If you have selected Express Post shipping, assuming your address lies within the Express Post network and you have purchased within business hours (see below), Express Post orders will arrive in 1–2 business days.
If you are interested in a piece of furniture please contact us for a quote for delivery on 0498 009 814 and allow up to three days for the quote. Or, you may choose to buy this piece and either collect it yourself or arrange your own delivery, in which case, jump right in and purchase it now.
We recommend shipping to your daytime address where applicable. Orders are dispatched on business days and during business hours, Monday– Friday, 10am–5pm AEST.
Merchant Campbell prioritises fast dispatch for online customers. Due to our regional location, delivery times listed above are an estimate only and we will not be liable for any delay in delivery. All orders placed on a Public Holiday will be dispatched the following business day.
Return
Any order purchased from Merchant Campbell can be returned or exchanged within 14 days. If you return an item within 14 days of receipt, we’ll give you back the amount you paid for the item or offer an exchange. Whichever you prefer.
