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    PAPERBLANKS MINI LINED JOURNAL PEAR GARDEN

    Manufacturer: Paperblank

    The Paperblanks Pear Garden Mini Lined Journal offers a compact writing format measuring 95mm in width, 140mm in height and 18mm in depth. It features 176 lined pages with 19 lines per page and a 6.60mm line spacing printed on 85gsm custom laid paper. With a durable hardcover, wrap closure, Smyth sewn binding, memento pouch and ribbon marker, this journal pairs everyday practicality with a richly detailed design inspired by 19th century Chinese opera costumes.

    SKU: 9781439781357
    Manufacturer part number: PB-81357
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    Availability: 1 in stock
    €18.95 incl VAT
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    The Paperblanks Pear Garden Mini Lined Journal is a compact and beautifully crafted notebook inspired by the rich heritage of Chinese opera. Produced in the Mini format, it measures 95mm wide, 140mm high and 18mm deep, making it a convenient choice for daily notes, travel journaling or creative writing on the go. Inside, it includes 176 lined pages printed on 85gsm custom designed laid paper, offering 19 lines per page with a 6.60mm spacing for clean and comfortable handwriting.

    This journal features a sturdy hardcover with decorative printed paper, complemented by 100% recycled binder boards and FSC certified, acid free text paper. The Smyth sewn binding ensures durability and allows the journal to open flat, providing a smooth writing surface across both pages. Practical details include a secure wrap closure, a memento pouch for storing keepsakes and a ribbon marker to save your place.

    The Pear Garden design draws inspiration from a late 19th century Chinese opera costume, originally part of the elaborate attire used in Peking Opera performances. Chinese opera dates back to ancient times and reached a cultural peak during the Tang Dynasty, when Emperor Taizong established the famous Liyuan, the “Pear Garden,” an academy dedicated to opera. As the art form evolved, its costumes became essential storytelling tools, rich in symbolism and craftsmanship.

    The embroidered garment reproduced on this cover once belonged to an ornate male opera skirt, featuring vibrant colours and intricate stitching. It reflects the artistry of the Qing court era, when Peking Opera became the “national theatre” of China and dominated cultural life until the early 20th century.

    By capturing the detail and beauty of this historic textile, the Pear Garden journal honours the legacy of Chinese opera and the heritage of its performers, offering a visually striking and culturally meaningful notebook for everyday use.

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