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Send to a friendHand-Crafted Eco-Friendly Natural Fiber Fish-Themed Journal, "Swerving Fish"
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Three fish happily swimming in the sea and crafted from twisted natural agel cords are featured on the cover of this eco-friendly journal designed by Balinese artisan Komang Sulaksana. Forty unlined pages of rice straw paper allow for drawing or writing down thoughts, daily experiences, important dates and more. The journal is crafted by hand from banana tree bark and comes with a cinnamon stick on the side that serves both utilitarian and decorative purposes.
- 0.11 kgs
- 0.2 lbs
- 13 cm H x 14 cm W x 2 cm D
- 5" H x 5.5" W x 0.8" D
- Banana tree bark, agel cord, cardboard, cinnamon stick, rice straw paper
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Promotes recycling and reduces waste
- Pages are unlined
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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