Tree of Life Leather Journal, Mahogany Red, with Metal Clasp

Tree of Life Leather Journal, Mahogany Red, with Metal Clasp

• Width: 130 mm
• Height: 180 mm
• Thickness: 30 mm
• Weight: 333 g

Artistry in Every Detail

The cover, made from genuine buffalo leather and dyed a deep, warm mahogany red, is immediately captivating. The leather is robust yet pleasant to the touch. The front cover is dominated by a deep and precise embossing of the Tree of Life, set within an arch and surrounded by a detailed border of Celtic knots and floral patterns. This ancient symbol represents the connection between worlds, growth, and the infinite cycle of life.

The journal is secured with a stylish metal clasp. Its C-hook design and patinated, antiqued-brass finish perfectly match the rustic and historical aesthetic. The spine of the journal is adorned with visible cross-stitching, which not only looks fantastic but also attests to its traditional and durable binding.

Paper Crafted for Your Imagination

Inside, 100 leaves (that's 200 pages) of high-quality, handmade paper await you, with a weight of approximately 125 gsm. The paper has a slightly textured surface and a pleasant cream shade. Importantly, it is unlined, giving you absolute freedom. It is ideal not only for writing with a pen or pencil but is also perfectly suited for sketching, drawing, or calligraphy.

A Versatile Companion for Every Occasion

This journal is incredibly versatile. You can use it as a:

• Personal diary for your thoughts and experiences.
• Sketchbook for your artistic ideas.
• Stylish notebook for university or work meetings.
• In-game journal for your LARP or RPG character (ideal as a grimoire, spellbook, or chronicle).
• Training log for HEMA or re-enactment.
• Original guest book at a wedding or celebration.
• Beautiful decorative item for your desk or bookshelf.

Caring for Your Leather Journal

To ensure this piece serves you for as long as possible, give it a little care. Leather is a natural material. Protect the journal from excessive moisture and water – it could harden or mildew. If it gets wet, let it air dry at room temperature (never on a radiator!). Do not expose it to direct sunlight for long periods, as the colour may fade. From time to time, you can treat the leather with a leather conditioner (e.g., beeswax-based) to keep it supple and protected. With loving care, this leather diary will last you for many years and develop a beautiful patina.