Graphilo notebooks are a premium series of Japanese papers, celebrated primarily for their exceptional paper quality. Created by the brand Kobeha as part of the Kobe School Project, their goal is to deliver the ultimate writing experience – especially with fountain pens.

The name Graphilo comes from the Greek words *graph* (I write) and *philo* (I love), meaning “love of writing.”

The defining feature of Graphilo is its proprietary Graphilo paper:

• Ultra-smooth surface for effortless writing.
• Resists feathering (ink spreading along fibers) and minimizes bleed-through, even with wet inks.
• Enhances ink color, shading, and contrast beautifully.
• Weighs around 81.4 gsm but performs better than many thicker papers.
• Supports broad nibs without ink showing through the other side.
• Ink shades appear vibrant and true.
• Durable enough for light watercolor or sketches.

Specifications:
Size: 210 ? 120 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Pages: 188
Paper: Blank (unruled)
Binding: Thread-stitched
Product Designer: Jin Sugawara

Graphilo is highly popular among ink enthusiasts, bullet journal users, sketchbook artists, and fans of Japanese stationery. In the fountain pen community, it is regarded as one of the best papers for showcasing ink properties.

Smooth, premium, and minimalist, Graphilo notebooks are designed for those who truly love writing.