Giannini Firenze Hand-Marbled Guest Book
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Giannini Firenze Hand-Marbled Leather Bound Notebook
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Giannini Firenze's marbled notebook is bound and hand-finished in its original store in Piazza Pitti, Florence. Using a preserved family mixture of algae and egg yolk, the artisans create a one-of-a-kind marbled pattern, complemented by a leather spine, calligraphy and intricately stitched ivory paper.
Product ID: 2205906008
View more from: Giannini Firenze / Journals & diaries
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Other Colours
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Giannini Firenze's marbled notebook is bound and hand-finished in its original store in Piazza Pitti, Florence. Using a preserved family mixture of algae and egg yolk, the artisans create a one-of-a-kind marbled pattern, complemented by a leather spine, calligraphy and intricately stitched ivory paper.
Product ID: 2205906008
View more from: Giannini Firenze / Journals & diaries
Only at ABASK
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Meet the Maker:
Giannini Firenze
Giannini Firenze has been globally adored for its gold-leaf bookbinding and hand-marbled paper since 1856. Still based in Piazza Pitti, Maria continues to feed the Florentine culture by digging into her family’s archives and running artistic workshops, where one can learn about the algae and egg yolk mixtures for handmarbling and the intricate stages of bookbinding.
