Epigram Indigo Blue A5 Parchment Paper Notebook with Japanese Peony Pattern Fill_Captured_Converter badges like this one were

badges like this one were embroidered to indicate civil officials or rank of military officers and would have been sewn onto the front of the individual's robes

Its length is only 10

The core of this collection is the body

featuring raised metallic engraving for a timeless

it is accompanied with beautiful saffron blue celluloid

Epigram Indigo Blue A5 Parchment Paper Notebook with Japanese Peony Pattern Fill_Captured_Converter badges like this one wereThis collection reimagines the traditional peony pattern in the deep, resonant blue characteristic of Japanese indigo. Developed in partnership with the National Library of France, the design is sourced from the archives of Andrew Tuer, a 19th century English engraver and publisher who was a prolific collector of Japanese patterns and Katagami stencils. The resulting motif serves as a bridge between historical East Asian craftsmanship and European