Cozyca Ippitsusen Letter Pad - Hoshi Kuma

[Description]

Designed by Mariko Fukuoka, this ippitsusen illustrates a day in the life of a little bear: morning coffee and toast (did you notice the jam on the desk comes from the artist’s other charming work, Seasonal Jar?), writing letters to loved ones, planting flowers in the garden, and climbing a tree to pick stars at night. This relaxed and imaginative life is probably something we all dream of.

What is Ippitsusen?

Ippitsusen (One-stroke paper) is a type of small, typically narrow, rectangular letter paper with a rich history dating back to Japan's Edo period. Today, it's celebrated globally for blending traditional Japanese culture with modern design and artistry, making it a delightful symbol of Japan's heritage that is appreciated worldwide.

About Cozyca Ippitsusen:

• Cozyca's Ippitsusens are designed by acclaimed illustrators and artists in Japan, offering a variety of styles.
• Crafted from Mino washi paper, it provides a warm touch with a fine fiber texture. It slightly feathers fountain pen ink, adding a unique aesthetic appeal. The smooth back of the paper reveals a subtly shiny fiber structure.
• It can be used as letter and message paper, decorated in journals, or displayed on walls.
• Each pad contains four patterns, with five sheets of each, totaling 20 sheets.

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