Egyptian Mosaic Journal (Diary, Notebook)

Striking journal reproduces a lithograph, created by 19th-century French archaeologist Emile Prisse d'Avennes, of ceramic tiles found in Cairo, Egypt. Ornately designed tiles such as these are a hallmark of Ottoman-era Egyptian architecture. Inside, the journal's crisp writing pages provide plenty of space for personal reflections, sketching, or for recording favorite quotations or poems. Premium 120 gsm paper takes pen or pencil beautifully. Paper is acid-free and of archival quality. Light gray lines subtly guide your writing. A ribbon bookmark keeps your place. Embossing lends texture and dimension to our cover design. Matching spine treatment. Gilded-gold edging catches the light as you turn each page. Complementary interior endsheets. Durable hardcover binding. Write expansively! Larger journal measures 7-1/4'' wide x 9'' high. 192 pages.