Japanese Letter Writing Pad and Envelopes
The intentional use of blank space in these letter pads and envelopes highlights the effect of the beautifully textured Midori paper. Perfect for the lost art of letter writing, this 50 page pad is filled with lined paper intentionally sized for handwritten prose, while the double layered envelopes insure that your words arrive at their destination safely and in style.
Sizes:
Pad: 8.25”H x 6.5”W, 50 sheets
Envelopes: 4.5”H x 7.25”W, 8 count
Midori Paper Products are simple, Japanese-made notebooks and pencils that are designed with care to cultivate creativity. This company has been working since the 1960’s to explore the art of writing and enhance the experience of taking pencil to paper.
The intentional use of blank space in these letter pads and envelopes highlights the effect of the beautifully textured Midori paper. Perfect for the lost art of letter writing, this 50 page pad is filled with lined paper intentionally sized for handwritten prose, while the double layered envelopes insure that your words arrive at their destination safely and in style.
Sizes:
Pad: 8.25”H x 6.5”W, 50 sheets
Envelopes: 4.5”H x 7.25”W, 8 count
Midori Paper Products are simple, Japanese-made notebooks and pencils that are designed with care to cultivate creativity. This company has been working since the 1960’s to explore the art of writing and enhance the experience of taking pencil to paper.
The intentional use of blank space in these letter pads and envelopes highlights the effect of the beautifully textured Midori paper. Perfect for the lost art of letter writing, this 50 page pad is filled with lined paper intentionally sized for handwritten prose, while the double layered envelopes insure that your words arrive at their destination safely and in style.
Sizes:
Pad: 8.25”H x 6.5”W, 50 sheets
Envelopes: 4.5”H x 7.25”W, 8 count
Midori Paper Products are simple, Japanese-made notebooks and pencils that are designed with care to cultivate creativity. This company has been working since the 1960’s to explore the art of writing and enhance the experience of taking pencil to paper.
