Material: Leather (Hand-coloured, Vegetable Tanned, Full Grain)

Color: MAHOGANY

Weight: 100 gm

|| Tuck in sleeve for your favourite notebook for hassle free handling. Keep refilling your notebook while maintaining the durability of outer leather cover ||

|| Two separate slots for business/credit cards || Two small slots on top inside for earphone or pen-drive ||

|| Loop in centre top to hold pen or your important keys ||

|| Black elastic closure band, provides added security to your notebook. This can act as a bookmark also ||

|| Small pen loop on cover face of the notebook for quick pen handling ||

|| Another pen loop on side for thin pens ||

|| In order to make the cover more elegant and light weight, the leather used in this product has been thinned and its surface is full-grain leather ||

|| Vintage book styled leather side joint adds a rustic charm to the notebook cover || 

|| Auspicious Symbol of Swastik Embossed on front and back of the notebook cover, adds an inspiration to the everyday monotonous chores ||  

 || Made with top grain vegetable tanned leather. Hand painted by rural artisans, the look and shade can vary, producing a unique possession, no two are exactly the same - a special keepsake for your thoughts & ideas || 

SWASTIK

"Four “L” shape arms of Swastika standing for Luck, Light, Love and Life.

The four arms of swastika tend to represent

Four aims of human life i.e dharma, artha, kama, moksha . 

Four stages of life i.e Brahmacharya , Grihastha , Vanaprastha and Sannyasa . 

Four directions i.e North, East, West, South. Let goodness flow from all 4 directions.  Four Vedas of Hindusim.  Four Varnas i.e Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra.

Swastika is used in many cultures worldwide

It is one of the oldest cross symbols in the world. Whereas the invention or discovery of the swastika is not known, the symbol is used not only in Hinduism but also Jainism, Buddhism, has been found in ancient churches across the world, US structures, French planes, Israel and so on.

When in World War, Adolf Hitler used look alike swastika as a part of Nazi’s flag and the swastika was considered in negative sense as a symbol of hate. But this was only a temporary phase as the symbol used by Nazi was "Hakenkreuz" (Hooked Cross) and not Swastika.

 In Hinduism, the clockwise swastika is one of the 108 symbols of Hindu Lord Vishnu, symbol of sun and moon.  The anticlockwise swastika called , represents goddess Kali.

In Buddhism, the swastika is a symbol of good fortune, prosperity, abundance and eternity. It is directly related to Buddha and can be found carved on statues on the soles of his feet or his heart. It is believed to contain Buddha’s mind.

In Christianity, it often is used as a curved version of Cross and is widely visible in ancient churches of Roman and Golthic eras.

Science is not far behind in this symbol. The famous mathematics concept of Fibonacci and golden ratio are inbuilt in swastika.

Keep the swastika symbol in your home, office and personal belongings for good life and luck.