Handwoven Textured Hardcover Notebook – A5 Eco-Friendly Journal Fair Trade

This is a handwoven textured A5 (6 x 8 in) hardcover notebook; the cover is woven out of upcycled fabrics and the papers are made from recycled cotton fibre.

Discover the perfect blend of sustainability and craftsmanship with our handwoven textured hardcover notebook, ethically handmade in India. Each cover is crafted from upcycled viscose and silk yarn waste, woven into a stunning textured fabric, making every notebook truly unique.

Inside, you’ll find 50 sheets (100 pages) of high-quality, eco-friendly paper made from 100% cotton fibre waste, ideal for journaling, note-taking, or sketching. Available in four vibrant colours, this A5-sized notebook (6 x 8 inches) combines sustainable materials with artisanal beauty to create a meaningful gift or personal treasure.

Key Features:
✔️ Handwoven cover: Made from recycled viscose and silk yarn waste
✔️ Eco-friendly paper: 50 sheets (100 pages) of 100% cotton fibre waste
✔️ A5 size (6 x 8 inches): Perfect for writing or sketching on the go
✔️ Vibrant colour options to suit every style
✔️ Ethically handmade in India by skilled artisans

Support fair trade and sustainability while adding a touch of elegance to your stationery collection. Perfect for conscious consumers, writers, and eco-friendly gift seekers.

Note: this item ships from within the EU

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Source: Shakti.ism

Shakti.ism is a British brand that gives Indian Sarees a second life by reusing them into beautiful new items in social workshops in India and Bangladesh.

Fair trade: Shakti.ism is a social enterprise operating in India and Bangladesh. Employees are paid a fair wage as well as additional health and wellness benefits. Shakti.ism regularly visits the locations and consults with their employees.

Environmentally friendly: The items are made from old Indian Sarees that are given a second life by Shakti.ism. For example, many sarees are donated. Local donations are generally from poorer people who donate sarees in exchange for other necessities of life. Or they sell it to Shakti.ism at a low price so that they can use this money to buy basic necessities. Shakti.ism can then save the second-hand fabric from being thrown away and reuse it. Saris can also be donated in Europe so that they can be reused.

Good cause: Shakti.ism works with women who are at risk of being affected by gender-based violence. At Shaktiism these women are given the opportunity to earn their own money fairly in a pleasant environment.