Agenda - Buttonhole

from €45.00

The design emphasizes clean lines and an uncluttered layout, drawing inspiration from the beauty of Japanese aesthetics. This handcrafted agendas not only serves as a practical tool but also as a statement piece, reflecting a commitment to artistry and craftsmanship. Ideal for those who appreciate the blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal, it stands out as a testament to the enduring value of handmade goods.

Each notebook is meticulously hand-stitched using the traditional kopta technique, ensuring durability and a unique touch for every piece. The paper inside is carefully selected for its quality, allowing for smooth writing whether you choose to jot down notes, sketches, or personal thoughts.

Measurments:

Big agenda 21cm x 15.5cm

Small agenda 15cm x 11cm

Hand made in Firenze

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The design emphasizes clean lines and an uncluttered layout, drawing inspiration from the beauty of Japanese aesthetics. This handcrafted agendas not only serves as a practical tool but also as a statement piece, reflecting a commitment to artistry and craftsmanship. Ideal for those who appreciate the blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal, it stands out as a testament to the enduring value of handmade goods.

Each notebook is meticulously hand-stitched using the traditional kopta technique, ensuring durability and a unique touch for every piece. The paper inside is carefully selected for its quality, allowing for smooth writing whether you choose to jot down notes, sketches, or personal thoughts.

Measurments:

Big agenda 21cm x 15.5cm

Small agenda 15cm x 11cm

Hand made in Firenze

Rosanna Daidone - Charta Volans

The art of bookbinding has its roots in antiquity, evolving through the centuries to become not only a means of protecting and preserving manuscripts but also a form of artistic and cultural expression.
I learned this technique at a Florentine artisan workshop that has been operating since 1856, a tradition passed down from father to son.
I create my pieces using various types of bindings, from the oldest to the most modern, also utilizing handmade papers, recycled materials, and botanical prints.