A5 notebook - Enshu orimono 04 en vente B2B

* Limited-edition cover featuring Enshu Orimono * Lay-flat section sewn binding * Fountain pen-friendly book paper pages * Easy-to-use 5mm grid * Light, discreet print colour * Includes a book-style ribbon marker THE COVER CONCEPT A beautifully crafted hardcover notebook for everyday use. We created it to be the kind that fits on a bookshelf and becomes part of a treasured collection over the years. Inside, you’ll find white OK Fools pages that open perfectly flat thanks to the section sewn binding. The 5mm grid supports you in any task from handwriting to diagrams and more. The soft blue-grey print ensures your words are front and centre, providing a subtle backdrop that won’t show when scanned. Each notebook comes in a protective slipcase that safeguards the cover. The ribbon marker lets you easily find your place at any time. Thoughtful details make it feel just like a favourite book. Enshu Orimono is a traditional Japanese weaving craft, passed down over generations in western Shizuoka Prefecture since the Edo period. Thanks to the region’s mild climate, cotton and indigo cultivation has flourished here for centuries, giving rise to an enduring textile industry. Production continues on traditional looms to this day, enabling a rich variety of woven expressions. The rich black hue of this fabric is achieved by coating linen yarn in traditional sumi ink, resulting in a finish that will fade and age gracefully over time. Producer: Koyama This fabric is woven from medium-weight linen yarn and coated on both sides using traditional Japanese sumi ink, which gradually fades and evolves over time with natural wear. From yarn to notebook: A story woven by Enshu Orimono Kakimori’s notebooks are designed much like fashion collections, with fabrics carefully chosen for each season or collection. Our previous editions have featured fabrics from fashion labels, kimono makers and traditional textiles producers — and we’re pleased to introduce our latest addition: Enshu Orimono. Enshu Orimono is a traditional Japanese woven textile, with its craftsmanship passed down through generations in western Shizuoka Prefecture since the Edo period. Thanks to the region’s mild climate, cotton and indigo cultivation has flourished here for centuries, leading to the establishment of a cotton weaving industry during the Edo period. We were introduced to Enshu Orimono by Itohen, a local business offering curation services with the goal of promoting Japanese craftsmanship.