No cotton paper ...

Had brought me the little book for drawings and texts with fillers, especially for the "pages 100% cotton suitable for any pin places" which is just as described in the Indra Notizbuechern, and wonderful to come to terms with this pen and pencil.

This one, however, is -kein- cotton paper but coarser Handmade (?) With larger inclusions. If an (even very dry) filler paper only lightly touches the ink suppt immediately by up to three pages. The paper soaks up really crowded so similar Kuechenpapier. The haptic is an entirely different. While the sides feel slightly like parchment at the Indra books, one thinks here only to Stopfkarton. (-)

The Lederpraegung is not like the picture, the sun has a different motive (More detailed face), and not on the back but front. The back is also marked with a different motif than in the pictures. What I both like and however the booklet is something individual. Minting itself is run apparently from the inside out, so that the subject in the negative inside partially appears. Is the booklet but a rustic charm. (+)

Unfortunately, the paper is not suitable for its intended use, as it should be labeled with ink .. A beautiful large notebook for those who write with pencil or pen, but Fuellerbenutzern is not advisable .. I'm going to not order and the next time rather spend the 6 euro more for one of the Indra series (same seller)

* Addendum 03.05.2015 *
Those entries using ink pen (similar Fasermaler) are now entered, so it does not run very well, but is at the back unfortunately still clearly visible. Pencil drawings keep good on paper, but it starts quickly "waves" to.