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Like a postcard from Rajasthan, the cover of this journal features women carrying pots on their heads, their beautiful faces framed by their traditional saris and jewelry. Farm animals roam the streets amid the thatched roof houses in an image that is screen printed with wonderful details. The back of this handcrafted journal replicates an ancient postcard with a court stamp paper and immigration stamp. The screen printed images are bordered by olive green cotton, including the ribbon.. From Asha Prabha, the journal features 48 pages of blank handmade paper.

Handcrafted by Indian artisans, this charming journal is made of colorful cotton with an embossed leather cover in berry. It opens to 48 pages handcrafted of cotton. Working to provide local artisans with more equitable pay, Arti Sharma presents the journal.

With webbed motifs in fuchsia, this journal is handcrafted of recycled paper by Mexican artisan Indira Flores. She applies the designs using colors from the bougainvillea flower, lining the spine with black leather. The journal opens to 101 pages of recycled paper.

Let your memories be guarded by nature's sweet beauty. Asha Prabha's handcrafted journal features stunning rayon embroidery work adorning the cover, depicting a cute bird and flower on a cerise background. Made in India by local artisans, the piece has a sturdy cardboard structure accented with cotton binding. In addition, the design comes equipped with 51 pages crafted from handmade paper.

Dazzling flowers decorate Asha Prabha's handcrafted journal, made with advanced embroidery techniques by talented Indian artisans. The team uses rayon threads to create each bloom, combining pink and green hues with a gorgeous saffron base hue. The piece has a sturdy cardboard cover and cotton binding, with 48 handmade paper pages. As the final touch, a black cord allows you to keep the design closed.

Celebrate the sacred essence of Kamadhenu - The Cow Goddess - with Asha Prabha's meticulously designed journal. A gorgeous strawberry pink base hosts intricate warm red embroidery, embodying the divine presence of Kamadhenu, a symbol of abundance and maternal love. Handcrafted with 58 pages of unlined, handmade paper, this journal invites you to unleash your creativity, whether through writing, sketching, or any artistic pursuit. Transport yourself into the rich tapestry of Hinduism as Kamadhenu, the divine bovine-goddess, graces the cover, bringing forth prosperity and the unwavering love between a mother and her child.