€4,90
Papers
Paper set - Watashi Biyori - Neko
€6,90
A set of papers like a small treasure box for everyday life: soft patterns, luminous colors, and that delicate texture that makes you want to write more slowly.
In this set, six different papers complement each other, featuring cats, flowers, numbers, and charming little scenes. To cut, fold, paste, or simply slip in: perfect for decorating a journal, writing a note, creating a card, wrapping a small gift, or adding a Japanese touch to an envelope.
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Collection « My kind of day »
Everyday life, as it is. Simple, calm, lived-in.
Watashi-biyori literally means “a day that suits me”.
This collection is inspired by ordinary moments, those we don't always notice, but which set the rhythm of our days: writing a note, making coffee, opening a notebook, leaving a message, watching the light stream through the window.
Nothing extraordinary here.
Just familiar gestures, made precious by the attention we give them.
Stationery rooted in everyday life
The Watashi-biyori collection brings together stationery items designed to accompany:
gentle organization
daily writing
notes taken without urgency
small reminders, left there, almost naturally
The patterns evoke home, cats, everyday objects, quiet breaks. The shapes are flexible, the colors balanced, and the compositions always leave space for writing.
Write, note, stick without rushing
Watashi-biyori is for those who like to:
write for themselves
organize without rigidity
decorate without turning every page into a composition
Each product finds its place in a notebook, a planner or on a desk, as a natural extension of the gesture.
An essential collection in the K A M I universe
At the heart of K A M I, Watashi-biyori embodies the link between material and daily life.
It's the collection you use without thinking, the one that accompanies ordinary days and makes them a little sweeter.
Discover the pieces of the Watashi-biyori collection and accompany your days with stationery designed for the real rhythm of life.