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Maruman Premium Quality Drawing Pad and Book (S161)
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Maruman Premium Quality Drawing Pad and Book Features
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Paper size: 107 mm x 153 mm (4.21” x 6.02”), overall size: 113 mm x 165 mm (4.45” x 6.50”)
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100 pages of 52.3g/M2, neutral pH acid free, Premium quality white drawing paper
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Double wires spiral bound system with continuous cover
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Great to use with Pencil, colored Pencil, pastel, crayon and charcoal, etc. For Coquis drawing and quick sketch
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Made in Japan
About Maruman Premium Quality Drawing Pad And Book
Maruman “CROQUIS BOOK” series includes this mini sized pocket sketchbook that measures 113 mm x 165 mm (4.45” x 6.50”). Small sketch pad is perfect to carry around handy in your purse for quick draw and quick sketch. This versatile coquis drawing pad also serves well as an idea notebook so you can write off your brainstorms and inspirations. Coquis art drawing pad contains 100 pages of 52.3g/m2, neutral PH acid free, Maruman’s original white coquis papers. With a smooth, flat texture, this high quality lightweight paper works great for use with dry media such as pencil, colored pencil, pastel, crayon and charcoal, etc. Durable art sketch paper allows for erasing without damaging paper surface and won’t tear easily. Each sketch pad features a unique spiral bound system called SC binding. The continuous cover is made of sturdy and flexible Kraft cardboard and hides the twin wire inside the spine to give a stylish slimmed look. It also protects the wire from getting tangled or hooked. Since first created in 1970, with its symbolized “CROQUIS” logo, this premium quality artist sketch notebook remains a bestseller in Japan and loved by artist, designer, and illustrator of all generations. Made in Japan.
