The Children Line Dancing is part of the “Kodomo Series” designed by artist Masuko Eri for this collaboration with Mizushima. “Kodomo” means “kids” in Japanese, and the kids in this series are happily enjoying their life and bringing joy to stationery users.This Memo Pad also uses a unique Hatron paper, which is usually used as a packaging paper and features a textured feel on one side and smooth, waxed texture on the other. The paper is fountain penfriendly for most pens and inks. The small memo size is perfect for writing a short and sweet thank-you note and for sending friendly little greetings.

Masuko Eri is a Tokyo-based illustrator that is known for her heartwarming depictions of people and animals. Her beautiful pencil and watercolor works can be seen in picture books, magazines and stationery designs.

• 60 sheets
• Dimensions: 3.58 in x 4.8 in (91mm 123mm)
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About Mizushima:

Mizushima was founded in 2006 by a designer who loves polka dots and a stationery shop owner who loves stripes. In fact, Mizushima is a mash up of mizutama (polka dots) and shima-shima (stripes). Mizushima creates stationery items with unique and endearing motifs and superior craftsmanship.