Lokta Bold Floral Bamboo Lock Notebook – Medium (15x12cm) – 45 Leaves – Mustard Brown

A medium-format lokta notebook featuring bold, hand-printed floral motifs on a warm mustard brown cover, closed with a bamboo toggle-and-loop fastener. The floral design is large-scale and graphic — not delicate botanical illustration but confident, stylised flower forms that fill the cover with pattern and energy. The mustard brown is earthy and autumnal: warm golden-brown with enough depth to feel rich without being dark. Inside: 45 leaves of handmade lokta paper, unlined. What Sets This Apart The bamboo toggle holds the notebook securely closed in a bag and adds a handcrafted, organic detail that reinforces the artisanal character. Small enough not to snag on other items. Mustard brown is hand-dyed during the paper-making process, not surface-printed. Expect warm golden-brown tones with natural variation between notebooks. Lokta paper from the bark of the Daphne Papyracea bush, handmade in Nepal. Tree-free, acid-free, naturally durable. The bush regenerates within five to seven years. 45 unlined leaves with the characteristic fibrous texture of genuine handmade paper. Takes rollerballs, fine-tips, and pencil well. The medium format (15 × 12 cm) is compact enough for a bag and substantial enough for regular journaling — a private journal that travels well and stays shut. The Bold Floral Pattern Oversized flower shapes printed directly onto hand-dyed lokta paper. Because the printing is done on handmade paper, the pattern varies slightly in placement and clarity from notebook to notebook. The bold floral design also appears in a larger format (21 × 15 cm) with a fabric bookmark instead of a bamboo lock — same motif, different personality. The large format lies flat for desk writing; this medium with its bamboo toggle is made for carrying. Choosing a Colour The Bold Floral Bamboo Lock comes in four colours: Mustard Brown, Midnight Blue, Ruby, and Moss Green. Mustard Brown is the warmest and most neutral — earthy and grounded where Ruby is dramatic, Midnigh