MD | Notebook A6 Dot Grid | 15379
The MD Notebook is a notebook designed to simply pursue the pleasure of writing.
Discover the various ingenuities hidden behind its simple appearance, and you are sure to develop a deeper affection for it.
It features a binding that opens 180 degrees flat and a pursuit of functional beauty without ornamentation. It uses our original writing paper, "MD PAPER," which we have been developing in-house since the 1960s, focusing on quality that prevents bleed-through and feathering, even when writing with a fountain pen.
By using "MD PAPER" not only for the inner pages but also for the cover and endpapers, this notebook offers the ultimate writing experience.
The blank pages provide a highly flexible structure, allowing you to jot down ideas as they come to you, or even use a two-page spread as a single canvas for drawing.
The A6 size is the same as a pocket edition. Its moderate size is appealing for daily records, ideas, and casual notes.
Specification
176 pages, Thread-sewn binding, Glassine paper cover, Bookmark string, Index stickers included, Packed in a PP bag
Size
Package size: H148 x W115 x D10mm Body size: H148 x W105 x D10mm
Weight
134g
Country of Origin
JAPAN
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