Friday Favourites: A Whole Bunch of Stationery Loves.

1. Pouch from Pitaara: I am currently using this as a my journal pouch.

It stores my traveller's notebook, a spare journal insert, stickers and my pens.

Roomy and so pretty, it's the perfect size.

2. Notebook from The Ink Bucket: My current journal insert. Floral and field notes sized, it is quite lovely.

3. A Kindle Sleeve from Label Mira: Well, it was meant to be a Kindle Sleeve but it's a bit small, so now it holds some A6 notebooks and some sticker sheets. It's too pretty to not be used. I love the colours and the gorgeous embroidery.

4. Book Marks from Karubasona: Tintin and Feluda. Both in Calcutta being fabulous.

These bookmarks are a thing of joy and I use them as decor in my Bombay flat.

5. Stationery Filled corners of home and this customised pouch of mine.

6. Hufflepuff House Colours!

Such a happy colour and for some reason the Hufflepuff editions are cheaper than the other houses. Go figure.

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