Crash Of Rhinos Print Lined Journal
Also the Bison£9
Crash (n) - the collective noun for a group of rhinos.
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Product description
Crash (n) - the collective noun for a group of rhinos.
This print features every living species of rhino, sadly three of the five are critically endangered due to poaching and habitat loss. Each rhino has been hand drawn in pencil before being digitally printed in the UK onto 300gsm recycled card using eco-friendly inks.
Our journals feature a blank, customisable box on the front cover for labelling and recording your musings. Inside are 76 lined pages, made from 90gsm recycled paper, perfect for jotting down notes, ideas, dreams and doodles. Notebooks are packed 'naked' and plastic-free, with a decorative kraft paper bellyband that makes them perfect for gifting.
Variations
All of our products can be sent direct to the recipient complete with a gift note hand-written in an notecard embossed with a shiny gold moth.
Why not get your gift wrapped in eco-friendly kraft paper and metallic gold twine for just £3 extra?
Overview
Made in Britain
Gift wrapping available
Dimensions
A5, 21.0 x 14.8 cm
Made from
Notebooks are packed 'naked' and plastic-free, with a decorative kraft paper bellyband that makes them perfect for gifting.
Hand-painted watercolour illustration. Digitally printed in the UK onto FSC recycled paper.
We do our best to ensure that Also the Bison products are all made as sustainably as possible, using natural, recycled and FSC certified natural materials. Please help us by recycling your packaging!
Product code
1289306
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