The pattern on the cover of this Paperblanks notebook comes from the work of Renaissance painter Lucus van Leyden. However, this is not the original pattern, but a copy made by Jan Harmensz Muller. His accurate reinterpretations of the work of his predecessors were so exact that even Van Leyden's original dates and monogram appeared in Muller's works. Although there is no evidence that Muller himself did so. This cover with the Tree of Life is among the British Library's collection of antique books.
Whether recording your thoughts, desultory jottings, scattered ideas, (in)coherent memories, (un)spoken arguments, (un)fledged philosophies or the most well-wrought strategies, Paperblanks delivers. It boasts an incredibly rich assortment of writing ware that amalgamates art, imagination and function.

Paperblanks are celebrated for their grade A quality and unparalleled designs, veiled in mystery and glimmering touches. At the heart of everything they create is their steadfast belief that art matters and that the people who contribute to its creation should be lavishly appreciated for their work. At Paperblanks, they take painstaking care with every detail of the creative process, from the individual product components to the well-being of the craftspeople lace them together. The brand is furthermore committed to conscientious manufacturing practices in terms of environmental responsibility as well as social well-being. The resulting products are destined to be functional art objects we can all feel good about using, purchasing, giving and owning.
• 144 unlined pages
• Elastic enclosure band
• Gusseted pocket
• Paper 120 gsm, acid-free and sustainable
• Page marker
• Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm