Ruled Block Print Diary - Small ( 6*4 )

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Tree-Free Journals by Titlam – Write with Purpose
Not just a journal — it’s a quiet revolution in your hands.
Our handmade paper journals are crafted from recycled textile waste, turning scraps into pages and saving trees in the process. Wrapped in beautifully hand-block printed covers, each journal is a tribute to Indian craft, sustainability, and the power of conscious choices.
Whether you're jotting down dreams, doodles, or daily plans — let your thoughts live on paper that treads gently on the Earth.

SPECIFICATIONS
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Craft Technique: Handmade paper + Traditional Block Printing Cover
Material: 100% Tree-Free paper made from post-production textile waste
Cover: Hand-block printed
Paper  GSM  :  70-80 
Size: 6*4 / 7*5 /8*5 annd  Customization available
Pages: 84  unruled or ruled sheets (based on variant)
Weight: Lightweight and easy to carry
Net Quantity: 1 journal

KEYHIGHLIGHTS

Why You’ll Love This Journal
Tree-Free & Earth-Kind : Each page is made without cutting a single tree — using fabric scraps that would’ve ended up in landfills. A mindful alternative for those who care.
Crafted by Hand, Heart & Heritage: From the handmade paper to the intricate block-printed cover — every piece is touched by skilled artisans and carries the legacy of Indian craft traditions.
Empowering Rural Artisans : Lovingly produced by women and local craftspeople from underserved communities, your journal supports livelihoods and preserves heritage skills.
Perfect for Gifting or Self-Reflection: Whether it’s a gift of gratitude or your personal thought space, these journals inspire slow living, creativity, and intention.
Sustainable, Reusable, & Recyclable : Made with natural materials and designed for minimal environmental impact — because beautiful things shouldn’t harm the planet.