Codex Journal A5

£45.00

Beautiful handcrafted rustic A5 size leather codex journal with 200 blank pages. Made from 1-2mm veg tan leather these codexes are soft and flexible each have a slightly different style flap this is because I use the edge of the hide I receive so there is none or limited wastage. Each have a three strap wrapround to keep your codex securely closed.

These codexes are made by me at Mana Realm it makes me smile creating theses knowing all the blank pages are going to be filled with a persons creative ideas from your own story, artwork or a shopping list.

At Mana Realm I dye my own leather, due to this there will be dye transfer to first and last pages and edges of pages.

Quantity:
Add To Cart

Beautiful handcrafted rustic A5 size leather codex journal with 200 blank pages. Made from 1-2mm veg tan leather these codexes are soft and flexible each have a slightly different style flap this is because I use the edge of the hide I receive so there is none or limited wastage. Each have a three strap wrapround to keep your codex securely closed.

These codexes are made by me at Mana Realm it makes me smile creating theses knowing all the blank pages are going to be filled with a persons creative ideas from your own story, artwork or a shopping list.

At Mana Realm I dye my own leather, due to this there will be dye transfer to first and last pages and edges of pages.

Beautiful handcrafted rustic A5 size leather codex journal with 200 blank pages. Made from 1-2mm veg tan leather these codexes are soft and flexible each have a slightly different style flap this is because I use the edge of the hide I receive so there is none or limited wastage. Each have a three strap wrapround to keep your codex securely closed.

These codexes are made by me at Mana Realm it makes me smile creating theses knowing all the blank pages are going to be filled with a persons creative ideas from your own story, artwork or a shopping list.

At Mana Realm I dye my own leather, due to this there will be dye transfer to first and last pages and edges of pages.

Little History

Codex? Basically a old name for a book.

The word codex comes from the Latin word caudex, meaning "trunk of a tree", “block of wood”.

The earliest fragments from codices that have survived come from Egypt, dated around the end of the 1st century or in the first half of the 2nd. Made with vellum, papyrus.

In the 6th century codices replaced the scrolls.