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BLUE GRAY CARD HOLDER

BLUE GRAY CARD HOLDER

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A YAMAMA card holder in card and leather, for keeping your cards organised. The natural leather strap holds them in place, even when the card holder is turned upside down. This version is in Blue Gray.

  • Material: Card and leather
  • Product size: 100 × 70 × 20 mm
  • Colour: Blue Gray
  • Origin: Japan

Shipping and returns

  • Mainland Portugal€3.80, 5 to 10 working days, free from €65
  • Azores and Madeira€8.00, 5 to 10 working days

Free pickup at our shop: Largo de São Domingos 55, Porto.

You have 14 days after delivery to return an item.

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BLUE GRAY CARD HOLDER
Regular price €13,00
Regular price €0,00 Sale price €13,00
YAMAMA

YAMAMA

Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Made in
Japan

About the brand

Tokyo stationery, paper by paper

YAMAMA, or Yamama Bungu, is a Japanese stationery brand from the design company PLANTIS, based in Arakawa, Tokyo. Its products are made in Japan.

It starts from carefully chosen papers, such as OK Fools, to create clips, envelopes, notebooks and notepads. It also makes covered notepads in collaboration with the Japanese brand LIFE.

See all products by YAMAMA

Testimonials

  • I was very happy to see Araujo & Sobrinho reopened, with materials of great quality. Walking into the shop again brought back many memories of my student days. It is a landmark and deserves to carry on this fine tradition.

    Álvaro Siza VieiraArchitect
  • Araujo & Sobrinho is a historic and magical stationery shop that has inspired me since the 1970s. A landmark for artists and lovers of the best brands. A symbol of our magnificent city of Porto!

    Antero FerreiraDesigner
  • On Largo de São Domingos, Araujo & Sobrinho is still a magical world. The old cabinets, the papers and canvases, and the same warm welcome as always take us back to times gone by. It is a house that keeps the memory of the city of Porto.

    Isabel CabralVisual artist