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Welcome! This A4-sized, heavy-duty sketchbook features 160g thick paper that is smooth, smudge-resistant, and won’t fray when erased. With a sturdy hardcover back and double-spiral binding that allows the pages to lie completely flat, it’s versatile enough for sketching, colored pencils, and quick sketches. Come and visit our store to experience the quality firsthand.
160g Heavyweight Drawing Paper
Made from 100% wood pulp, this 160g heavyweight paper is durable and resistant to fraying, making it ideal for repeated erasing without leaving smudges.
Suitable for a wide range of art mediums
With a smooth yet textured surface, this paper is perfect for pencils, charcoal, colored pencils, watercolors, and more, making it ideal for sketching, doodling, and painting.
Hardcover with a sturdy backing
The built-in thick cardboard provides solid support, allowing you to draw comfortably even without a table—perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
Spiral-bound for smooth page-turning
The double-spiral binding securely holds the pages in place, allowing the sketchbook to lie completely flat for easy drawing and page-turning.
Blank kraft paper cover for DIY customization
The plain kraft paper cover lets you customize and personalize your sketchbook, ensuring each notebook reflects your unique style.
Material:Wood Pulp
Size:29.50*22*4cm
Important Notes:
• Please allow 1-2cm differences due to manual measurement.
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