The greatest companion to our products has finally been released. Made from 5 post consumer recycled plastic bottles and a highly weatherproof backing, the Dingbats* Backpack comes in two terrain themes: Volcano and Forest. 

They are highly durable containing YKK Racquet Coil zippers and matte black zinc alloy buckles providing a better combination of strength and toughness.

Our hugely popular signature notebook range celebrating animals of all types - from elephants to ducks, and whales to tigers.

Contour stitching with a debossed endangered animal • 192 micro-perforated pages • Bookmark • footprint patterned endpapers • Pen holder • Elastic closure • Expandable pocket • Opens flat

Our journaling range highlights fragile eco-systems from around the globe threatened by human activity.

Thread bound with dotted pages, certified vegan faux leather pearlescent covers, and acid-free fountain-pen friendly coated paper.

PLUS

2 bookmarks • 184 numbered pages • Last 16 pages micro-perforated • 3 index pages • 2 key pages • future log • Location infographic spread • Pen holder • Elastic closure • Expandable pocket • Opens flat

Our expertise has led to the creation of the finest 160gsm writing and art paper and a notebook certified for strict environmental credentials.

Thread bound with either dotted or plain pages, textile covers made from renewable resources, B5 sized

PLUS

2 bookmarks • 128 pages • 160gsm natural white paper • gold finished endpapers • Pen holder • Elastic closure • Expandable pocket • Opens flat

Ātopen or Artpen is the latest addition to the brand crafted all the way from Japan to get you the best in quality and style. Ātopen comes in a set of 6 primary colours with two tips and water-based pigment ink. A flexible brush tip and a fine tip in every marker making them ideal for calligraphy, art drawings, colouring, fine art, illustrations, doodling, and journaling.

My great great grandfather established one of the first paper shops in Lebanon in the early 19th century, trading high-quality paper more or less continuously from then until the present day. I want to continue this legacy where I passionately believe that there's still a place for this most traditional of materials in today's high speed, digital world.