Vintage A5 Notebook

This A5 notebook celebrates analog culture, starting with its cover: a paper made from recycled kiwi waste, on which I have hand-printed, using linocut, the iconic silhouette of an audio cassette. The black ink sinks into the paper's texture, making each piece unique and never perfectly identical to another. The structure features a mixed binding, blending Coptic and long stitch techniques, leaving the black threads visible along the spine. A design crafted to eliminate any resistance: the notebook opens exactly 180 degrees, offering a flat and continuous surface that never interrupts the flow of writing.

Format and dimensions
A5 format (15 x 21 x 2.2 cm)
120 pages of 100 gr
Total weight 280 gr
Mixed Coptic and long stitch binding

Conscious materials
COVER: upcycled paper from kiwi waste, manual linocut print
INTERIOR: ecological paper from corn waste, squared layout
THREAD: black

Usage tips
The internal squared grid, combined with the complete spine opening, transforms this space into the ideal support for those seeking both order and freedom. It's the perfect perimeter for transcribing song lyrics, structuring physical playlists, taking technical notes, or organizing daily planning with geometric precision. The corn paper naturally accommodates inks and graphite. A tool dedicated to magnetic tape nostalgics and anyone who believes that the best ideas need a support that remains open, available to thought.