Paperkraft A5 Ruled Notebook
Paperkraft A5 Ruled Notebook
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Estimated delivery: Nov 18 - Nov 22
- The Soft Cover NoteBook has a flexible leather yet sturdy cover.
- The book contains Natural Shade Paper with Hand Drawn Cover for flat opening. The covering material is Wibalin Buckram from Winter & Co., UK.
- Ruled |. These features make notebook the perfect choice for everyday writing
- It’s perfect for gifting purpose, can be gifted on birthday, anniversary or any other special occasion.
- This is a diary that is made with qualitative raw materials and seamlessly designed keeping in mind the needs of the user. Use it for anything that you want and you will be satisfied.
- The book is section thread bound and has paper cover with rounded corners, a bookmark and an elastic closure.
- Elastic closure helps keep the notebook securely closed.
- It is perfect for gifting purpose, can be gifted on birthday, anniversary or any other special occasion.
Details That Keep You Moving
No gimmicks—just dependable tools that start every time and hold up to daily use. Designed for ease from first touch: comfortable textures, balanced weight, and smooth mechanisms that feel natural. Pieces work together so it’s simple to jot, mark, sort, and store without breaking your flow.
Durable materials keep things tidy through busy days, while a clean, timeless look fits any desk, bag, or workspace. Refillable and reusable where it matters to cut waste and keep your favorites in play. Quiet, reliable stationery that supports focus and momentum—wherever work happens.
Country of Origin: India
Manufacturer: Balaji Creations, 212 Nigos Ind. Estate 1-2, Cama Estate, Goregaon East, Mumbai District 3- 400063, Indi
Imported By: ITC Limited, 37, J.L. Nehru Road, Kolkata- 700071, West Bengal, India
Let customers speak for us
Fast and easy checkout process, attractive pricing v/s the market.
However, would have liked a more transparent split of the price of the pen and delivery charges. Additionally, it would have helped if the minimum order value for free delivery was made more explicit on the website.
