A decadent journal in collaboration with the watercolor artist Tori-Leigh. Featuring hand sewn pages, a jacquard fabric spine, and a watercolor hellebore flower print on acid-free vellum textured card.
Hellebore derives from the Greek elein ("to injure") and bora ("food"), as a warning of it's poisonous nature. In the Victorian Era, hellebores were used as an ingredient in a famous "Flying Ointment" which had hallucinogenic properties and was said to have been used by witches. They symbolized scandal, slander, and anxiety in the Victorian Language of Flowers, but more often represent serenity, tranquility, and peace in today's time. Read more on Tori-Leigh's website here: https://www.torileighillustrates.com/?item=2825471
Details:
A5 size (5.5 × 8.5 in / 14 × 22 cm)
54 sheets/108 leaves/216 pages
105 gsm Mohawk Superfine paper [fountain pen friendly]
Lined pages with 7mm spacing
Embossed jacquard fabric spine
High-quality hellebore watercolor art print by Tori-Leigh
Durable, commercial grade book cloth covers
Hand-sewn pages with waxed linen thread
This journal will lay completely flat while writing
Note: Colors may differ slightly from what you see on your screen. This is a handmade item, so slight imperfections are to be expected.
