While I used cool-hued covers for some parchment filled journals this time around, I chose warmer tones for this Medieval bound bullet journals. The combination of a subtle dot grid on the vintage-looking parchment is pleasantly matched with the classic binding paired with modern Kraft-Tex "tree leather." I might find it ironic if I were not blown away by how lovely this paper is to write on with fountain pens!
Please read on for some history of this binding method, as well as details about your particular book.
Dating at least as far back as the late Medieval period, this "stationery" binding was developed to be simple, durable, and portable. Combined with modern materials, you have a journal that will *not* bust, that shows off its non-adhesive binding, and that opens wide for you right from the start.
