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Crafted from 100% natural hemp paper, the Uniquely Rawganique Hemp Journal is a sustainable choice for eco-conscious individuals. Ideal for DIY projects, journaling, and creative collections.
This hemp journal features a uniquely raw and natural texture, offering a one-of-a-kind writing experience. Each page is durable, acid-free, and perfect for long-lasting use.
Perfect for artists, writers, and crafters, this hemp paper journal is versatile and eco-friendly. Its unique texture adds a rustic charm to your creations.
Enjoy fast and reliable shipping with secure payment options. We offer hassle-free returns and a satisfaction guarantee to ensure your shopping experience is seamless.
Join the movement towards sustainability with the Uniquely Rawganique Hemp Journal. A perfect gift for eco-conscious friends and family or a treat for yourself.

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SKU: accessories-5728481607847 Categories: Collections, DIY, Hemp Paper, Uniquely Rawganique Tags: Accessories: Hemp Paper Products, Hemp paper

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– North-American-grown Hemp Paper Journal
– Medium (7″x7″) and Large (8.5″ x 11)
– Made in USA. 60 Sheets. 24# Hemp Paper.
– One side lined, one side blank

Tree-free Hemp Paper Journal

This beautiful spiral-bound hemp journal contains 60 sheets of acid-free 24# 25% North-American-grown hemp and 75% recycled paper textured paper with a matte hand. Lined on the right side, and blank on the left.

Two sizes:

Medium (7″ x 7″)
Large (8.5″ x 11″)

The North American Hemp Journal is suitable to be used with all media, especially ink and fountain pens.

The thick unbleached hemp cardstock cover proudly shows its recycled content in the speckled design. Black metal coil spiral.

Made in USA.

Acid-free, chlorine-free. Archival quality.

Hemp is a fast-growing, renewable resource alternative to trees. Humans have made paper of the hemp plant for thousands of years. After dramatically reducing forest coverage of the earth, we now realize we may have to use hemp again, for a sustainable, all natural quality paper for the future.