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Handmade Lokta Notebook A5, Prayer Flags, 90 Pages

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Soft cream Lokta paper gives this notebook a gentle, handmade presence before the first word is written. The cover carries a bright prayer flag design, warm prayer wheel imagery and the printed reminder ‘Write it Down, Manifest it Later’, inviting plans, lists and private reflections to move from thought into ink.

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What it is

A large Lokta paper notebook from Nepal, 21 x 15 cm, with 45 leaves and a bookmark. A prayer flag design runs across the cover with the words Write it Down, Manifest it Later.

Why people choose it

  • 21 x 15 cm Room for long notes and sketches.
  • Write it Down With a prayer flag design.
  • 45 leaves With a bookmark to keep your place.

Care: Keep notebooks and paper dry, away from damp and spills. Store loose sheets flat, so they do not crease. Handle pressed flower covers gently, as they are delicate.

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About this product

Prayer flags, paper texture and everyday writing
  • The cover feels calm but lively, with turquoise, saffron, red and green flags scattered across a pale background.
  • The message on the front makes it well suited to intentions, gratitude notes, planning pages or a personal journal.
  • Lokta paper brings a natural, tactile quality, less clinical than a standard office notebook.
  • The prayer wheel illustration adds warmth and ritual feeling, especially on a desk, bedside table or writing corner.
  • Its character suits slower writing: a page for the morning, a list before sleep, or a thought you want to keep close.
Handmade Lokta paper from Nepal

This notebook is made from Lokta paper in Nepal. Lokta is a traditional Nepali paper with a softly fibrous feel and a quiet irregularity that suits a handmade object. The printed cover keeps the mood bright and intentional, while the simple book form stays practical for daily use.

Ways to use it with care

Use it as a journal, planning book, travel companion or place for ideas that need room to take shape. Keep it dry and store it away from damp, as paper naturally absorbs moisture. If carrying it in a bag, place it where the cover will not be bent by heavier items.

Prayer flag imagery and intention

Prayer flags and prayer wheels are closely associated with Tibetan Buddhist and Himalayan devotional practice, where colour, mantra and movement carry symbolic meaning. In that context, flags are traditionally hung where the wind can move them, and prayer wheels are turned as part of a repeated practice. On this notebook, those images sit alongside a modern message about writing things down, making it a small bridge between reflection, intention and the everyday act of keeping a record.

Size and details
  • Format: A5 notebook
  • Pages: 90
  • Material: Lokta paper
  • Origin: Nepal
  • Weight: 230 g
  • Cover design: prayer flags, prayer wheels and the words ‘Write it Down, Manifest it Later’

Common questions

What is Lokta paper like?
Lokta paper is a traditional paper from Nepal, valued for its natural, tactile feel and handmade character. It has a less uniform look than standard machine-made paper.
Is this notebook mainly decorative or practical?
It is a practical writing notebook with a decorative, symbolic cover. The prayer flag design gives it character, but the main use is for everyday writing, journalling and planning.