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Item Code：io-09-028-tabacco
Crane Book cover with note B5 size - io-09-028 Tabacco
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Size(cm)
| Size | Height | Wide | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|
| サイズ | たて | よこ | |
| Free | 19.5 | 27 |
Material
| Cow Leather | Brass |
| Collection | Classic |
|---|---|
| Elasticity | No elasticity |
| Brand | iolom |
| Lining | No lining |
| Transparency | Opaque |
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DESCRIPTION
iolom Collection.
This Book Cover features a unique Brass Bookmark like a structure of a crane.
It is slightly larger than an A4 size. It is the best size to use as a sketchbook.
As the crane bookmark slides sideways, it can be caught firmly in the page you want to mark.
The leather is of a classic Pueblo leather by Italy Batalasi Carlo company.
You can enjoy the secular change of both the brass bookmark and leather.
PRODUCTION AREA
Made in Japan
About iolom
Iolom represents collections of own hand-made vestiges. While the collections are submersed in ideas, the items also have an indeterminate form with its original way of wearing, shaping, and signifying. The designer, Noriaki Sakamoto, had initially studied interior design. But with his intense devotion and attention to detail, and unprecedented style and craftsmanship, jewelry and art objects was the certain path for Sakamoto. In the near past, he has collaborated with brands such as "Devoa" and "nude:matsuhiko maruyama" before launching his solo project; iolom
