Delve into the heart of Assam's cultural tapestry with our exclusive journal, adorned with a captivating cover design by acclaimed Assamese artist, Parismita Gogoi. Inspired by the vibrant essence of Assamese life, Gogoi's art portrays an endearing scene of an Assamese couple gracefully pedaling through village lanes, a nostalgic sight often witnessed during festivals and everyday life in Assam.
 
Crafted with precision and passion, each journal is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and cultural preservation. The cover's rich illustration, coupled with the organic texture of our handmade paper, invites you to embark on a journey of creativity and reflection.
 
Capture your thoughts, sketches, and memories in a journal that not only celebrates Assam's artistic heritage but also supports local talent and environmental conservation efforts.
Experience the charm of Assam with every page turn, and make a statement with a journal that is as unique as it is meaningful.
 
 
Our notebook cover is made using a unique printing process that results in a beautiful print, this notebook is a testament to the rich heritage of Assam. But it's not just about the design - the paper itself is of the highest quality, ensuring a smooth writing experience every time.
 
Beyond its captivating design, the paper itself offers a superior writing experience, ensuring smooth and satisfying note-taking or sketching.
 
What sets this notebook apart is its commendable commitment to sustainability.
 
Unlike commercial paper mill products, it utilizes just a fraction of the water in its production process, making it an ideal choice for those wishing to minimize their environmental footprint. Additionally, it's made from water hyacinth, ensuring biodegradability and chemical-free composition, so its disposal poses no harm to the environment.
 
Furthermore, this handmade paper notebook sources its materials from water hyacinth harvested at the Deepor Beel heritage site in Assam, thereby supporting sustainable production practices and the livelihoods of local communities.