For the side pocket of a travel bag, a coat pocket or a small leather pouch: this mini lokta paper notebook is journaling made portable. The paper is small but substantial, and Nepali craft makes every page unique.
Lokta — an ancient Nepali paper
Lokta is the foundation of an ancient Nepali papermaking tradition: it is produced from the fibres of the Daphne shrub and dipped by hand into sheets. The resulting page is naturally durable, has a delicate textured surface, and thanks to its tree-free character is long-lasting — Nepali documents on lokta paper have survived for centuries.
Mini size, many uses
The 12 × 8 cm size is particularly practical: easy to keep at hand, ideal for jotting down a few lines. On the road an idea, a quote or the taste of a coffee can fill a page — no need to write at length to keep a meaningful journal.
A colourful pattern for unique character
The cover pattern is hand-printed — every piece shows a slightly different rhythm. The binding is simple yet durable, and 40 pages are more than enough for everyday use.
A piece designed for travel
The 12 × 8 cm size is optimised for travel — fitting into a coat pocket, a small leather pouch or the side pocket of a backpack. On a summer trip a single notebook like this is enough to capture the more important moments, and the 40 pages are sized for a journey of medium length.
Product details
- Material: lokta paper
- Dimensions: 12 × 8 cm
- Pages: 40
- Net weight: 0.07 kg
- Origin: Nepal
A small but meaningful piece that brings traditional Nepali craft into everyday life.