The Wanderer B6 Dot Grid Notebook - 120gsm
The Wanderer journal beckons you into a world of myth and legends. With a cover design reminiscent of antique storybooks and worn leather-bound tomes, it feels like a relic from an age of quests and quiet magic.
Crafted for dreamers, scribes, and seekers, this journal is the perfect place to pen your adventures—real or imagined. Each page invites tales of forgotten realms, secret maps, and whispered legends. Let your thoughts travel far beyond the edges of the known world.
- Size B6 (132mm x 184mm).
- Sewn-in dot grid ivory interior pages - 120gsm paper, 208 pages.
- Dark brown linen hardcover with foil stamping on cover and spine. Choose from gold or silver.
- Custom illustrated end pages.
- Matching ribbon.
- Lays flat when opened.
This journal is recommended for: gel and ballpoint pens, fineliner pens, acrylic marker pens, fountain pens, graphite and coloured pencils. It is not recommended for alcohol based markers, sharpies or wet media such as watercolour, as these will all bleed through the paper and cause warping.
Original: $33.11
-70%$33.11
$9.93
Description
The Wanderer journal beckons you into a world of myth and legends. With a cover design reminiscent of antique storybooks and worn leather-bound tomes, it feels like a relic from an age of quests and quiet magic.
Crafted for dreamers, scribes, and seekers, this journal is the perfect place to pen your adventures—real or imagined. Each page invites tales of forgotten realms, secret maps, and whispered legends. Let your thoughts travel far beyond the edges of the known world.
- Size B6 (132mm x 184mm).
- Sewn-in dot grid ivory interior pages - 120gsm paper, 208 pages.
- Dark brown linen hardcover with foil stamping on cover and spine. Choose from gold or silver.
- Custom illustrated end pages.
- Matching ribbon.
- Lays flat when opened.
This journal is recommended for: gel and ballpoint pens, fineliner pens, acrylic marker pens, fountain pens, graphite and coloured pencils. It is not recommended for alcohol based markers, sharpies or wet media such as watercolour, as these will all bleed through the paper and cause warping.
