_x000D_ Handcrafted in Nepal, the Nepali Garden Mosaic Lokta Journal celebrates traditional paper craft through an expressive mix of colour, texture and botanical-inspired design._x000D_ The result is a botanical Lokta paper notebook.
_x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Skilled artisans make each journal individually using natural Lokta paper and traditional handbinding techniques._x000D_
_x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ The cover brings together turquoise, green, purple, red, orange, pink and cream sections layered with floral, leafy and abstract motifs._x000D_
_x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ A simple cord-and-button closure and natural-toned vertical accent allow the handmade character of the journal to remain visible._x000D_
_x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Slight differences in colour, paper texture, stitching and finishing are part of the making process, giving every journal its own personality._x000D_
_x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Made for reflections, sketches, travel memories or gratitude notes, it becomes increasingly personal with every page you fill._x000D_
Product Type: Handmade Lokta paper journal.
Use: Journaling, writing, sketching, travel notes, gratitude practice and personal reflection.
Construction: Traditional handbound journal.
Cover Material: Natural Lokta paper.
Cover Design: Multicolour botanical and abstract patchwork-inspired design.
Primary Colors: Turquoise, Green, Purple, Red, Orange and Pink.
Accent Colors: Cream, Yellow, Blue and Natural Brown.
Pattern Details: Floral, leafy, botanical and abstract motifs.
Closure: Cord-and-button wrap closure.
Front Detail: Natural-toned vertical accent.
Pages: Thick pages suitable for writing, sketching and reflection.
Large Size: Approximately 8.5 × 6 × 1 Inches.
Medium Size: Approximately 6 × 4.5 × 1 Inches.
Included: 1 handmade Lokta paper journal.
Garden Mosaic Lokta Paper Journal Notebook is handcrafted in Nepal using traditional handbinding techniques.
Skilled artisans work with Lokta paper made from the bark of the Himalayan Daphne plant.
The natural paper retains visible fibres and subtle surface variations that distinguish it from conventional machine-made paper.
Individual pages and cover sections are carefully assembled to form a practical journal with distinctly handmade character.
The cover combines multiple botanical patterns, contrasting colours and textured sections into a lively mosaic-inspired composition.
A cord-and-button fastening is incorporated into the front, complemented by a natural-toned vertical decorative accent.
Careful alignment, binding and finishing bring together the pages, cover and closure while preserving the individual nature of the piece.
Differences in natural fibres, surface texture and finishing reflect the hands involved in making every journal.
The exact production time required to complete one journal is not specified.
Main Material: Natural Lokta Paper.
Paper Source: Lokta paper made from the bark of the Himalayan Daphne plant.
Binding: Traditional handbound construction.
Surface: Naturally textured paper with visible fibres.
Care Instruction 1: Keep the journal in a clean and dry environment.
Care Instruction 2: Protect the paper from water, spills and excessive moisture.
Care Instruction 3: Avoid prolonged exposure to strong direct sunlight to help preserve the colourful cover.
Care Instruction 4: Handle the handmade binding, cord and button closure gently.
Care Instruction 5: Store flat or upright in a clean, dry place when not in use.
Product: Garden Mosaic Lokta Paper Journal Notebook – Handmade in Nepal.
Large Dimensions: Approximately 8.5 × 6 × 1 Inches.
Medium Dimensions: Approximately 6 × 4.5 × 1 Inches.
Weight: Not specified.
Cover Material: Natural Lokta Paper.
Primary Colors: Turquoise, Green, Purple, Red, Orange and Pink.
Accent Colors: Cream, Yellow, Blue and Natural Brown.
Pattern: Multicolour Botanical Mosaic Design.
Binding: Traditional Handbound Construction.
Closure: Cord-and-Button Wrap Closure.
Suitable For: Writing, Sketching, Journaling, Travel Notes, Gratitude Practice and Reflection.
Origin: Nepal.
Handmade: Yes.
Included Quantity: 1 Journal.
Shipping Destination: The Garden Mosaic Lokta Paper Journal Notebook is currently available for shipping within the United States. International shipping may be introduced as Namaste Mandu grows.
Processing & Dispatch: Orders are typically processed within 1–2 business days before shipment.
Delivery: Orders are shipped via USPS Ground Advantage. Once shipped, most orders arrive within 1–3 business days.
Payment Methods: We accept major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other secure payment options supported by the website platform.
Minimum Order: There is no minimum order quantity.
Custom Orders: Custom orders are not currently accepted.
Returns: Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Customers are responsible for return shipping.
Return Condition: Items must be returned in their original condition.
Handmade Variation Disclaimer: Because each product is handmade, natural variations in color, texture, shape, and finish are part of its unique character and are not considered defects or imperfections.
Lokta paper is a distinctive natural paper made from the bark of the Himalayan Daphne plant. Its visible fibres and textured surface give handmade journals their characteristic appearance.
Yes. The journal is handcrafted in Nepal using traditional techniques with the involvement of skilled artisans.
The Large journal measures approximately 8.5 × 6 × 1 inches, while the Medium journal measures approximately 6 × 4.5 × 1 inches.
Yes. The seller describes the journal as having thick pages suitable for writing, sketching and reflection.
No. Slight differences in colour, natural paper fibres, texture, stitching and handmade details are expected because each journal is individually crafted.
Yes. It is suitable for gratitude practice, mindful writing, daily reflections, travel memories and personal journaling.
Keep the journal dry, protect it from spills and excessive moisture, avoid prolonged strong sunlight, and handle the handmade binding and closure gently.
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