Taiwan Xiao Nan Handmade Log Six-hole Loose-leaf Notebook Notepad (Sao Nan)

Taiwan Xiao Nan handmade log six-hole loose-leaf notebook notepad (Shao Nan) Sliding heavy removable wood loose-leaf notebook (can be doodled) The wood grain of each notebook is unique. Material: Taiwan Xiao Nan logs (early old furniture panels, slightly scented) Taiwan Xiao Nan plank thickness of about 0.4cm ~ 0.6cm Cover: 18cm in length; 13.5cm in width; 2cm in thickness Inner page: 20 sheets of 6-hole kraft loose-leaf paper for B 6 (inner page can be replaced by yourself) You can also purchase an inner page of 30 yuan each for 20 sheets, please ask for additional requirements. Old things play with the overall beauty of "taste". Xiao Nanmu is very textured. The wood removed from the old Xiao Nanmu old furniture in early Taiwan is stable enough but unavoidably warped, which does not affect the use. The traces of artificial use on the surface also have the charm of old parts. The small cracks or potholes that have been seen by the naked eye have been repaired, and the parts that cannot be polished must not be repaired to maintain the nostalgic and retro taste of the original old ones. Each one has a sense of handwork and cannot be exactly the same. There are pencils or coins to indicate the size, and they are randomly shipped. If you cannot accept or have special needs, please ask questions first. Taiwan native Xiao Nan wood is guaranteed, unpainted, and the wood has a good touch. Xiao Nan wood is Taiwan's first-grade coniferous wood. It has long been commonly used in household goods. From the early traditional rural lifestyle, most of it was used in furniture, idols, and tables , The pure incense for the Buddha ... etc. Now Xiao Nanmu in the market is imported from Nanyang, and the government has long established legislation to prevent logging. Thank you Please avoid exposure to the sun or excessively dry environment, which will cause the wood to crack; keep it dry. Maintenance method: Do not use chemical detergent to clean the wood. The wood will suck in. You can wipe it with a paper towel or grind the stain with fine sandpaper.