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Hobonichi Techo Weeks 2026 - Liberty Fabrics: Sasha Kiora - April Start

$37.00
$37.00
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This Hobonichi Techo Weeks is a compact weekly-edition book that’s easy to carry everywhere. The book is slim and roughly the size of a long wallet, making it easy to fit into a bag or suit pocket. The main layout of the book consists of a weekly calendar on the left page and dashed graph paper on the right page. Each weekly spread also contains the characteristic Hobonichi quote in English on the bottom of the page. Although slim at first glance, the book holds 73 graph-ruled memo pages for note-taking at the end of the book. The Weeks is available with a variety of different cover designs on the book itself and does not require an additional cover purchased separately.

White Line, Smooth, Sneaker, and type cover designs are slightly bendable and mold nicely to the shape of a hand. Color, Paper, Leather, and Special Artist Collaboration type cover designs are made of stiff paperboard material and have less of a bend, making them easier to clip open and lay flat. Some planners such as the White Line, Leather, Smooth, and PVC weeks styles are made to be used without a protective clear cover. For extra protection with these styles, a fabric cover or pouch is suggested.

    • Language: Japanese
    • Paper type: Tomoe River S
    • Dimensions: 3.7in (9.5cm) x 7.3in (18.6cm) x 0.4in (1cm) 
    • Grid size: 3.55 mm

    Planner Date Details:

    • April Start 
    • Monday Start
    • Yearly index: April 2026 - March 2027
    • Monthly calendar: March 2026 - April 2027
    • Weekly calendar: February 26th, 2026 - April 6th, 2027
    • Memo graph paper: 73 pages

    About Liberty Fabrics
    Liberty Fabrics is an English fabric brand founded in 1875 by Arthur Lasenby Liberty (1843–1917), who discovered the beauty of Japanese art at a World’s Fair in London. It began as a small import shop with oriental ornaments and fabrics, with its silks and hand-dyed art admired by the Aesthetic Movement. In the 1880s, Liberty started printing high-quality cotton textiles as durable alternatives to delicate Eastern silks. In the 1920s, it introduced “Tana Lawn” cotton, a lightweight fabric resembling silk. Since then, Liberty has created intricate prints full of color and complex designs.


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