Lokta Bold Floral Notebook – Large (21x15cm) – 45 Leaves – Includes Bookmark – Moss Green

The large-format Bold Floral in moss green. The muted, earthy green cover carries the large-scale floral print with a soft, organic quality — the flowers sit gently within the green rather than contrasting sharply against it. At 21 × 15 cm, the larger format gives the design space and shows more of the floral composition than the medium Bamboo Lock version. A fabric bookmark is included with a QR code linking to behind-the-scenes video of the lokta paper-making process. Inside: 45 leaves of handmade lokta paper, unlined. What Sets This Apart Moss green is the quietest of the four large Bold Florals. It recedes rather than advances — the best desk companion for regular use because it does not demand attention when you are not writing in it. The muted green is the most compatible colour with natural, minimalist, or Scandinavian-influenced interiors. It belongs alongside ceramics, indoor plants, and natural wood. Lokta paper from the Daphne Papyracea bush, handmade in Nepal. Tree-free, acid-free, durable, insect-resistant. 45 unlined leaves with handmade texture throughout. Takes most pens well. Fabric bookmark with QR code linking to video of the traditional lokta paper-making process in Nepal. Size and Details Large format: 21 × 15 cm. 45 leaves (90 sides). Moss green hand-dyed cover with bold floral print. Fabric bookmark with QR code. Made in Nepal. Fair trade. Gift-Ready The safest large Bold Floral to gift when you are not sure about the recipient's colour preferences. Moss green is neutral enough to work for almost anyone while still being distinctive. The large format and bookmark make it feel like a considered gift. Particularly good for nature lovers, gardeners, yoga practitioners, and people with an earthy aesthetic. Common Questions How does the moss green compare to the Midnight Blue large format? Midnight Blue is more dramatic and visually striking. Moss Green is restful and understated. Both are elegant — it comes down to whether you prefer a coo