Cozyca Ippitsusen Letter Pad – Pigeon Whistle

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Designed by Masao Takahata, this ippitsusen is inspired by the pigeon whistle, a ceramic flute shaped like a pigeon commonly found in East Asia and Southeast Asia. The charming design blends nostalgia, playfulness, and elements of East Asian culture, making it irresistible.

What is Ippitsusen?

Ippitsusen (One-stroke paper) is a type of small, typically narrow, rectangular letter paper with a rich history dating back to Japan’s Edo period. Today, it’s celebrated globally for blending traditional Japanese culture with modern design and artistry, making it a delightful symbol of Japan’s heritage that is appreciated worldwide.

About Cozyca Ippitsusen:

• Cozyca’s Ippitsusens are designed by acclaimed illustrators and artists in Japan, offering a variety of styles.
• Crafted from Mino washi paper, it provides a warm touch with a fine fiber texture. It slightly feathers fountain pen ink, adding a unique aesthetic appeal. The smooth back of the paper reveals a subtly shiny fiber structure.
• It can be used as letter and message paper, decorated in journals, or displayed on walls.
• Each pad contains four patterns, with five sheets of each, totaling 20 sheets.

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