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Handbound Leather Journal With Vintage Book Boards

310.00

Handcrafted by Hand

Every page in these books began by hand. Each sheet was folded, each gathering was punched, and every signature was sewn into a text block before being wrapped in leather. A zero-waste books made from beautiful materials sourced from the studio.

Traditional Meets Personal

I use as many traditional bookbinding methods as I can while including a few of my own. They are slow-made books with visible character, crafted for someone who loves the tactile experience of paper, thread, leather, and time.

Design Details

A vintage textbook "The Life Of Birds" forms the perfect cover for this journal, with a spine crafted from Artist Leather (Hayez).  This is a ONE of ONE,  I will not make another like this.

Specifications

Dimensions: 10" × 6.45" × 1.25" Weight: 2 lbs 3.3 oz

Paper: 318 pages of Italian Fabriano Sketch (70lb / 100gsm), acid-free and ideal for writing, sketching, and dry media.

Your Canvas Awaits

These are hardbound books with built-in character—but they're only half finished. They need your writing, drawing, and smudges to become a true work of art. If you love a book that feels personal before you ever write a word in it, this is a beautiful addition to your collection.

Stuffability Scale
A guide to how much this cover likes to be filled.
Level 1 — Ultra Slim · 1–2 inserts
  • 1 · Ultra Slim — folio and bookcover designs for a single notebook or bound book, occasionally a second very slim companion.
  • 2 · Slim Everyday — ideal for 2–3 inserts and a simple, graceful daily carry.
  • 3 · Standard Stuffable — designs with strap closures, happiest with 3–4 average inserts and a little room for dashboards.
  • 4 · High Capacity — Traveler’s Notebooks with elastic closures that love layered, “chunky” journaling setups.
  • 5 · Maximalist — trifolds and leather wrap styles for generous, overflowing notebooks and keepsakes.
Folio and bookcover styles are happiest with a single notebook or bound book, sometimes a second very slim insert. Think “quiet companion,” not “packed trunk”.