What’s Lokta paper, you ask? It’s made from the bark of the wild-growing Daphne bush, which naturally regenerates in the Himalayan forests. The process is 100% by hand – from harvesting to sun-drying – creating beautifully textured, eco-conscious pages that feel worlds away from machine-made paper.

These aren’t just notebooks – they’re little pieces of Nepalese heritage. Every one is made through a fair trade supply chain, supporting skilled artisans and keeping centuries-old papermaking traditions alive.

With 19 designs to choose from, there’s something for every shelf – from real leaf patterns and botanical cotton to positive affirmations like “Write it Down, Manifest it Later.” Available in three sizes (Mini, Medium, and Large), with 40–45 pages of handmade paper. Many even include a fabric bookmark with a QR code that gives a peek behind the scenes – straight to the Himalayan workshop.