I have always been drawn to the quiet beauty of things left behind - ancient patterns, timeworn textures, and the mysterious treasures of forgotten places. My handmade journals are born from this love of the old world, each one crafted to feel like a relic unearthed from another time.
 
Every journal is a slow creation - pages hand-torn and weathered to hold stories of their own. Within them, you may find small treasures: fragments of handmade papers gathered from my travels in India and Nepal, a sliver of an old map, or a whisper of a letter from long ago.
 
The covers of each journal have been carefully hand-crafted using polymer clay — a process that allows me to create layered textures, patterns, and the look of forgotten treasures pressed into time-worn surfaces. No two are ever the same. Each cover feels like a small artifact - something lost, then found.
 
The exposed hand-stitching allows each book to lay flat, inviting your words, sketches, or keepsakes to rest easily within its pages. Each journal comes with a handmade bookmark and is wrapped in simple calico - ready to become part of your story.
 
There comes a moment - often after adding a final fragment, a hidden piece of paper, or some small forgotten thing - when I feel the journal settle into itself. It’s in that quiet pause - sometimes days, sometimes weeks - that I know I am finally content. The journal is now ready to be shared ... ready to begin its life beyond my hands.
 
These are not just books - they are keepsakes of time, made to be held, used, and loved for many years to come.
 
Made slowly. Made with intention. Made to last.