B6 Planner - Atelier craft log 81
The KAKIMORI B6 planner (137 × 183 mm) is an undated agenda with a split binding, designed to lay flat without any constraints. Bank paper compatible with all writing tools, 12 monthly months, and 100 pages of 5 mm grid. Cover with Atelier craft log 81 pattern.
THE B6 PLANNER - Atelier craft log 81
The planner features a split binding for flat use with plenty of space without being hindered by the binding rings. For the pages, we chose bank paper, a versatile paper suitable for all writing tools. It’s a planner you’ll look forward to opening every day.
The soft blue print provides the perfect backdrop for your writing. Choose a simple look using a single ink color or fill it with colorful and decorative lettering.
Undated planner.
- Bank paper pages (12-month monthly + 100 pages 5mm grid)
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Features
- Dimensions
- L137 mm × D15 mm × H183 mm
- Weight
- 190 g
- Material
- Paper
- Color
- White
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Brand since
- 2010
Born in Kuramae, the craftsmen's district
Since 2010, Kakimori has inspired writing from Kuramae, a workshop district in Tokyo. Inks with vibrant colors, metal nibs, carefully selected papers: each item is designed to make the act of writing simple and precious, every day.
KAKIMORI EXPERTISE
What makes these objects unique
Inks with bold colors
Kakimori inks are pigmented: dense colors that sit on the paper and stay there, without bleeding through the page.
Metal feathers, regular stroke
Stainless steel or brass nibs provide a smooth and consistent line, and can be cleaned with a simple gesture.
Carefully selected paper
Notebooks, envelopes, and letter papers are selected for their feel and ink durability.
Hand-finished
Caps, pen holders, and pen rests go through the workshop for a smooth and precise finish.
A craftsman’s district
Kuramae, between workshops and shops, is the birthplace of the brand. It is where everything is designed and tested.
Since 2010
A young brand that has made a name for itself among writing enthusiasts, in Tokyo as well as in Paris.