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Cursive Calligraphy Practice Notebook TOOLS TO LIVEBY, 20 × 20 cm format, 83 pages including 3 pages of italic models and 80 lined pages. High-quality paper, compatible with 1.5 mm and 2.4 mm calligraphy nibs.
Calligraphy / Cursive Chancery Practice Notebook
This notebook is designed to help users develop beautiful calligraphy. It is also suitable for beginners who already know the basics of calligraphy.
Notebook with a total of 83 pages including:
- 3 pages of uppercase and lowercase italic letters
- 80 pages of lined paper
The notebook is used with a calligraphy fountain pen with 2.4 mm and 1.5 mm nibs.
We choose high-quality paper, smooth to write on and resistant to bleeding.
Notebook usage tips:
Place the sheets with calligraphy models under the lined paper and practice writing each letter. There are arrows next to each letter to guide you on the writing direction.
- Tomoe River paper
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Features
- Dimensions
- 20 × 20 × 1 cm
- Weight
- 150 g
- Material
- Paper
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Taipei, Taiwan

Born in Taipei, inspired by yesterday
Tools to Liveby designs stationery tools from Taipei that make you want to linger at the office: vintage scissors, engraved paperclips, pencils, and notebooks. Honest materials, shapes borrowed from beautiful tools of the past, and the joy of simple gestures.





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What makes these tools unique
The charm of old-fashioned tools
Classic shapes, fine engravings, retro boxes: each item looks like it came from a haberdashery of another era.
Serious blades
The scissors are made with stainless steel imported from Japan, some with a coating that prevents glue from sticking.
Brass that stands the test of time
Brass paperclips and clips develop a nice patina with use.
Designed to serve
Cutting, holding, marking, writing: simple functions, performed with precision.
Designed in Taipei
The brand designs its tools in Taiwan, at the heart of one of Asia's most vibrant stationery scenes.
Objects that last
Objects that we keep for years, lend, and eventually pass on.




