Item Description
Hobonichi Notebook Cover
Japanese Fabric /
Iwate Homespun “Aya Lattice”
[Original size (A6)]
It becomes.
[ specification ]
Size: A6 size
Width 120mm (excluding butterfly stopper) x Height 167mm x Thickness 30mm
*Excluding butterfly stopper
(There may be slight individual differences in dimensions of the actual product)
Weight: Approx. 85g
Main material: (Surface) Silk blend (Inside) Leather
I kept it at home
New and unused item
Due to the characteristics of natural materials, there are several unevenness, scratches, and small sunspots on the genuine leather part on the surface of the 6th image, as shown in images 9 and 10 as an example.
Due to the above reasons, we are selling it at a low price.
Please understand and agree to the contents based on the condition and photos above before purchasing.
I have quoted from the HP below.
In Japan, there are many unique
There are many fabrics that are grown depending on the climate and natural features.
"Saikoshi" is
This notebook cover is made from a fabric called ``homespun,'' which was introduced from England during the Meiji period and has continued to be made in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture.
“Homespun” refers to fabrics that are hand-spun and hand-woven.
Nowadays, it includes textiles that retain that texture and have a handmade feel.
The yarn used this time is spun with an uneven thickness, similar to hand-spun yarn.
That single thread is dyed little by little in various colors, such as red, green, and white.
Then, the thinner parts of the thread will be dyed darker, and the thicker parts will be dyed slightly lighter.
By weaving it, a warm tweed fabric with complex colors is created.
All processes, from spinning the thread to completing the fabric, are handled by skilled craftsmen at a small factory in Hanamaki.
Please use this as an important book to record your daily life.
Japanese Fabric /
Iwate Homespun “Aya Lattice”
[Original size (A6)]
It becomes.
[ specification ]
Size: A6 size
Width 120mm (excluding butterfly stopper) x Height 167mm x Thickness 30mm
*Excluding butterfly stopper
(There may be slight individual differences in dimensions of the actual product)
Weight: Approx. 85g
Main material: (Surface) Silk blend (Inside) Leather
I kept it at home
New and unused item
Due to the characteristics of natural materials, there are several unevenness, scratches, and small sunspots on the genuine leather part on the surface of the 6th image, as shown in images 9 and 10 as an example.
Due to the above reasons, we are selling it at a low price.
Please understand and agree to the contents based on the condition and photos above before purchasing.
I have quoted from the HP below.
In Japan, there are many unique
There are many fabrics that are grown depending on the climate and natural features.
"Saikoshi" is
This notebook cover is made from a fabric called ``homespun,'' which was introduced from England during the Meiji period and has continued to be made in Hanamaki, Iwate Prefecture.
“Homespun” refers to fabrics that are hand-spun and hand-woven.
Nowadays, it includes textiles that retain that texture and have a handmade feel.
The yarn used this time is spun with an uneven thickness, similar to hand-spun yarn.
That single thread is dyed little by little in various colors, such as red, green, and white.
Then, the thinner parts of the thread will be dyed darker, and the thicker parts will be dyed slightly lighter.
By weaving it, a warm tweed fabric with complex colors is created.
All processes, from spinning the thread to completing the fabric, are handled by skilled craftsmen at a small factory in Hanamaki.
Please use this as an important book to record your daily life.
