Rustic Embossed Leather Journal

About This Rustic Embossed Leather Journal

Our embossed leather journal features natural distressed brown raw cowhide leather and we hand binded 4 notebooks on the left side for writing. The journal is easy for handwriting, drawing, or sketching and compact for carrying in your bag.

Leatherneo’s custom brown leather journals are all made from thick full-grain leather. Most of them have a rustic looking and are handmade with materials from U.S.A. Our journals are unique one-piece handmade. Every journal is crafted by ourselves and pieced together by craftsmen who infuse their own special character and personality into each journal they finish. It is perfect for people who like to keep track of important dates and events. There is enough room inside for all your essential writings.

Embossed Leather Journal Size and Paper Pattern

A6 14×10 cm

A5 21X14 cm

B5 25X17.6 cm

Available Paper: Lined White / Blank White

A journal contains 120 pieces of paper

Vasedos’s Leather Journal Features

1. 100% handmade leather journal, one-piece construction.
2. Premium genuine full-grain leather as a material.
3. A wonderful smell of raw leather.
4. Multi-function design.

Leather Details and Care

Our leather supplier creates all their stylish leather material using rugged and raw cowhide leather that is filled with premium quality control. It is a unique and captivating natural leather in its rough state. Leather marks can form a subtly patterned testimony of a healthy cow and are a mainstay of genuine top grain leather.

We do not recommend leather chemicals as it will harm the leather as time going on, you can use some leather oil if really needed. Don’t be afraid of a scuff or small scratches. Just rub the oils from your skin shape the patina’s look over time.

Small Scratches

When Vasedos creates leather items, we do our best to avoid scratches on leather. Some rustic-looking leather definitely leaves a small mark, but the marks are not ugly, it displays a rustic aged looking. These scratches are typically very small and appear as subtle lines that are slightly darker than the surrounding area.