Q Bazaar's brand new Diaries Collection is here to add a dash of elegance to journaling! Whether it is for workroom use or personal use, this handcrafted diary is a dramatic shift from the mundane with its vibrancy. Touting a vintage charm with its cover, it has been hand touched, painted and binded to perfection. An attached ribbon eases bookmarking. Papermaking involves suspending fibres of upcycled fabric in water and draining them through a sieve-like screen which interweaves the fibres. Water is further drained off to achieve a strong sheet of paper. A must-have stationery item, this eco-friendly diary goes a long way in empowering Indian artisans who have made it; giving them a sustained income. It also preserves the craft of making handmade books, a skill that lends every offering a personal touch
Color :Multicolor
Production Method :Handmade
Material Description :Paper, Paperboard, Ribbon, Thread, Beads
Size(L x B x H) :8 x 6 x 0.5 Inches
Weight :300 grams
Care Description :Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth
Disclaimer :Every handmade product is unique. Minor variations in pattern, color and appearance are a part of the handmade charm
Pack Contents :1 Diary
Vintage Handcrafted Paperboard Textured Diary
We guarantee against manufacturers' defects for 14 days from the delivery date. We must be notified of the fault within five days of the product delivery; otherwise, the return policy is voided, with no exceptions. All returns/exchanges must be made within 14 days of receipt of the merchandise. Merchandise must be in original factory condition and include all original packaging materials, warranty cards, manuals, and accessories. Products may be returned with prior authorization only.
All returned merchandise is reimbursed for the original purchase price after deducting shipping & handling charges and must have a Return Merchandise Authorization number (RMA #). Buyers' remorse/unwanted product returns will be subject to a 15% restocking fee.
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We will give you a tracking number with each order.
