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The boundless dreams of childhood are within reach in the enchanting works of Victor Nizovtsev. His subjects invoke the fantastic figures that linger deep in our collective imaginations and his techniques, such as the use of translucent glazes, bewitch with colour and light. Original Art: "Anticipation" painting by Victor Nizovtsev. Era: Contemporary. Region: Russia and United States.

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"Filigree" is the delicate metalwork technique reproduced on this cover. With this design originating on a German hymnal binding from the early 1800s, the antique silver pattern stands out against our vibrant purple background. Original Art: Ornamental hymnal binding. Era: early 1800s. Region: Swabia, Southern Germany.

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Fit for a King, the inspiration for the Aurelia cover dates back to Paris in the mid-18th century. The original binding housed copies of King Louis XV's procedures for Holy Week. Originally crafted by Pierre-Paul Dubuisson, this design is a marvellous rio

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The 1688 edition of L'office de la Semaine Sainte, a Latin liturgical book, was protected by a gold-plated leather binding. Reproduced on our Azure journal with a vibrant blue background, the antique design features an elaborate gilt-edged tendril motif. Original Art: L'office de la Semaine Sainte book binding. Era: 1688. Region: Paris, France.

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The 1688 edition of L'office de la Semaine Sainte, a Latin liturgical book, was protected by a gold-plated leather binding. Reproduced on our Azure journal with a vibrant blue background, the antique design features an elaborate gilt-edged tendril motif. Original Art: L'office de la Semaine Sainte book binding. Era: 1688. Region: Paris, France.

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The 1688 edition of L'office de la Semaine Sainte, a Latin liturgical book, was protected by a gold-plated leather binding. Reproduced on our Azure journal with a vibrant blue background, the antique design features an elaborate gilt-edged tendril motif. Original Art: L'office de la Semaine Sainte book binding. Era: 1688. Region: Paris, France.

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The 1688 edition of L'office de la Semaine Sainte, a Latin liturgical book, was protected by a gold-plated leather binding. Reproduced on our Azure journal with a vibrant blue background, the antique design features an elaborate gilt-edged tendril motif. Original Art: L'office de la Semaine Sainte book binding. Era: 1688. Region: Paris, France.

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Our Brocaded Paper series celebrates a curated set of antique paper samples collected and housed in Germany. This design, Bavarian Wild Flower, showcases the colourful floral motif archetypal of the decorative arts in that region during the late 17th century. Original Art: Antique paper sample. Era: late 17th century . Region: Germany.

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Our Brocaded Paper series celebrates a curated set of antique paper samples collected and housed in Germany. This design, Bavarian Wild Flower, showcases the colourful floral motif archetypal of the decorative arts in that region during the late 17th century. Original Art: Antique paper sample. Era: late 17th century . Region: Germany.

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Capturing the flavour of finely wrought Renaissance-style leather bindings, Paperblanks Black Moroccan Bold soft cover notebook pays homage to the craft of delicate gold tooling. The timeless beauty of an antique leather book is brought into the present on the cover of this intricately embellished, rich brown Flexi journal.

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Capturing the flavour of finely wrought Renaissance-style leather bindings, Paperblanks Black Moroccan Bold soft cover notebook pays homage to the craft of delicate gold tooling. The timeless beauty of an antique leather book is brought into the present on the cover of this intricately embellished, rich brown Flexi journal.

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A defining characteristic of Laurel Burch's artwork is her use of vibrant colours that are embellished in gold and silver. On this brilliantly coloured cover, we've reproduced one of her paintings that perfectly captures these attributes as well as her joyful personality. Original Art: Painting by Laurel Burch. Era: Contemporary. Region: San Francisco, United States.

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Our Blue Velvet design is inspired by a piece of a 15th-century velvet dalmatic. It is decorated in brocaded gilt metal thread with a seven-lobed shield, an artichoke-like botanical shape and tiny floral patterns. Original Art: Velvet panel from a dalmatic. Era: Late 15th century. Region: Italy.

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Our Blue Velvet design is inspired by a piece of a 15th-century velvet dalmatic. It is decorated in brocaded gilt metal thread with a seven-lobed shield, an artichoke-like botanical shape and tiny floral patterns. Original Art: Velvet panel from a dalmatic. Era: Late 15th century. Region: Italy.

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Johann Arndt was a German theologian who is now recognized as a forerunner of "pietism," a popular 17th-century Lutheran movement. This intricate, ornamental binding was originally designed to house the 1697 edition of Arndt's best-known work, Paradiesgrtlein. Original Art: Binding of Johann Arndt's Paradiesgrtlein. Era: 1697. Region: Strasbourg, France.

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The original leather and gold cover that inspired our Carmine journal was likely meant to become a part of French clergyman Michel de Marolles' famed collection of engravings and prints. However, de Marolles died before this binding of L'Office de la Semaine Sainte was completed. Original Art: L'office de la Semaine Sainte book binding. Era: 1688. Region: Paris, France.

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The Celestial Planisphere Flexi notebook is a romantics delight. Frederick de Wits spectacular map of the heavens was published in the late 17th century and depicts the hemispheres with representations of the constellations and signs of the Zodiac.

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Our Dreamscapes cover, recreating a 2011 piece of art by Catrin Welz-Stein, suggests the eruption of creativity that happens when we find ourselves in that liminal place between waking and dreaming. It arrests the eye while representing the uncontrollable and barely knowable nature of creativity in its purest form. Original Art: Free Your Mind! by Catrin Welz-Stein. Era: 2011. Region: Germany.