Recycled Paper Bahi-Khata Journal | ONEarth

A journal in the Bahi-Khata style — the traditional Indian ledger format with its distinctive proportions — handcrafted from recycled handmade paper. At 4 x 6 inches with 92 pages it slips into a bag for daily notes, lists and sketches.

Key Features

• Classic Bahi-Khata format, handcrafted rather than machine bound
• Recycled handmade paper, made from recycled waste paper and used cotton instead of trees or wood
• 92 writable pages
• Compact 4 x 6 inch size for carrying about
• Assorted traditional prints — Taj Mahal, OM, Elephant and Rajasthani Women — sold as sets of 2

Materials

• Recycled handmade paper

Product Details

• Size: 4 x 6 inches
• Pages: 92 per journal
• Sold as: sets of 2, in assorted prints

Good to Know

• Prints are assorted, so the pair you receive may not be the ones photographed
• Handmade paper is textured and slightly absorbent — pencil, gel and ballpoint suit it better than a wet fountain nib
• No trees or wood go into making this paper

FAQs

What is a Bahi-Khata?

It is the traditional Indian account ledger, historically used by traders and recognisable by its tall, narrow proportions and cloth-bound style.

Are the pages ruled?

The listing describes them simply as writable pages, so treat them as plain rather than ruled.

Can I choose the print?

No — prints are supplied assorted from the Taj Mahal, OM, Elephant and Rajasthani Women designs.

Is one journal or two included?

Two. These are sold as sets of 2, each with 92 pages.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: ONEarth Fulfilled by: EarthBased