Sacred Tibetan Textiles - Artistic, religious and cultural traditions unite in our Shankha design. The handwoven fabric reproduced here is an expression of the weaver’s cultural heritage. The name “shankha” refers to the conch shell, one of the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism. The shell represents “fearlessly proclaiming the truth of dharma.” The cloth was hand weaved in a tradition dating back hundreds of years.

The notebook has 128 blank pages of 120gsm FSC certified paper in a 210 x 300mm (A4) format with a ribbon marker and pouch on the back cover for loose papers.

Paperblanks take great pride in the quality of their notebooks, they are all Smyth sewn to ensure that the binding remains true for years to come.  We tested their papers with our fountain pens before stocking them, and they perform well.

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