**A page of century-old paper, interwoven with contemporary letterpress craftsmanship**
2027 Letterpress Desk Calendar
The cover is sourced from original, authentic pages of the 1927 National Geographic magazine. Each sheet is a unique piece of century-old paper preserved to this day, upon which contemporary letterpress printing is applied, allowing the letterpress techniques of two eras to coexist on a single page, paying tribute to the century-long legacy of letterpress craftsmanship. Limited to 360 copies.
✸ Unique Cover: The cover is crafted using original inner pages from the 1927 National Geographic.
✸ Letterpress Craftsmanship: Preserves the tactile embossed feel, conveying the rustic warmth of time.
✸ Eco-friendly Recycled Paper: Inner pages made from sugarcane pulp and a recycled paperboard stand, featuring natural fiber textures.
✸ Combining Utility and Aesthetics: Starts on Mondays, includes the lunar calendar and international holidays, with clear, easy-to-read numbers.
Cover styles are shipped at random.
Dimensions: 12x14cm | Entirely letterpress printed (resin plate)
Printed by Fufu Print Inc.
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- [2027 A Century-Old Page | Letterpress Desk Calendar] Would you like to collect a trace of time from a century ago? The cover of the 2027 letterpress desk calendar is carefully selected from genuine, original pages of the 1927 National Geographic magazine, combined with contemporary letterpress craftsmanship, and features eco-friendly sugarcane fiber inner pages along with lunar calendar solar term information. Entirely letterpress-printed with a unique embossed texture, limited to 360 copies.
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