Decomposition Book

Camellias Large Spiral Notebook

$22.99
SKU: DC-15853
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Description

Warm your days with the floral charm of Decomposition Book's charming Camellias Large Spiral Notebook.

All Decomposition notebooks are made from completely recycled materials. The 160 college-ruled pages (7mm ruled lines using soy ink) of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste in blue with an adjacent margin in red, and are micro-perforated for easier and neat page removal. The covers are heavy card and the energy used in production is bio-gas, with a spiral bind for even easier note-taking! The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.

Specifications

Notebook
Large - 19 x 24.5cm
160 Pages (80 Sheets) unbleached white paper
Ruled layout
Spiral binding
Card cover
100% post-consumer waste recycled paper, soy ink.
Made using Bio-Gas & processed chlorine-free.
Designed & made in USA

Description

Warm your days with the floral charm of Decomposition Book's charming Camellias Large Spiral Notebook.

All Decomposition notebooks are made from completely recycled materials. The 160 college-ruled pages (7mm ruled lines using soy ink) of unbleached white paper are made from 100% post-consumer waste in blue with an adjacent margin in red, and are micro-perforated for easier and neat page removal. The covers are heavy card and the energy used in production is bio-gas, with a spiral bind for even easier note-taking! The inside cover features all kinds of witty, useful information and sketches.

Specifications

Notebook
Large - 19 x 24.5cm
160 Pages (80 Sheets) unbleached white paper
Ruled layout
Spiral binding
Card cover
100% post-consumer waste recycled paper, soy ink.
Made using Bio-Gas & processed chlorine-free.
Designed & made in USA

Decomposition Book

Family-owned and -operated since 1949, Decomposition Book designs and produces eco-conscious notebooks with a whimsical, vintage aesthetic. Using 100% post-consumer-waste recycled paper, every scrap of every Decomposition notebook was saved from the waste stream and processed into new paper.