| In Hiroshige’s Jūmantsubo (1856), from his 100 Famous Views of Edo series, an eagle glides over Edo bay gazing intently at a fishing bucket floating in the waters below, the only sign that human habitation is not far off. And out in the distance rests Mount Tsukuba, upon which, according to Japanese folklore, Shinto deities - Izanami and Izanagi - formed their union, giving birth to the gods, goddesses and the islands of Japan. |
Set yourself apart with this 118 page spiral-bound notebook. With a matte-like satin finish print and black back cover, this notebook seeks to revive an appreciation for the ancient ukiyo-e tradition. Its crisp, ruled line white pages are ideal for everything from to-do-lists, to creative writing, school notes, recipes, or planning future projects.
- 118 ruled line single pages
- 90 GSM paper
- Document pocket on the inside back cover for storage
- Black metal spiral
Product Dimensions:
Width: 0.6 Inches
Length: 5.99 Inches
Height: 8 Inches
Care Instructions:
Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the book outwards.
