SĀNTI Mughal Inspired Heritage Print Journal
SĀNTI Mughal Inspired Heritage Print Journal
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Navy, teal and gold geometry like a tiled courtyard, inspired by the gardens and architecture of Mughal-era India. These patterns stand for harmony, order and the garden as paradise. A calm pattern for morning pages.
Product features
- Matte laminated hardcover with a smooth, durable finish
- Vibrant, crisp full-wraparound print
- 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
- Perforated pages for easy tear-out
- Flexible sewn casewrap binding
- A small production barcode appears on the back cover
Care instructions
- Gently brush off dust with a soft, clean, dry cloth, working from the centre of the book outwards
Mughal Mosaic · North India
The story behind the print
In the Mughal courts, craftsmen set stone, tile and carved screens into patterns of perfect balance, where Persian geometry meets Indian flowers. Their work still stops people in their tracks in Agra and Delhi. This print brings a little of that stillness into everyday life.
We took that story and gave it a modern, quiet shape, something to wear, use and keep, with the patience of the original still in it. This design is inspired by the tradition and printed with modern methods.
- CraftMughal tilework, carved screens and inlay patterns
- RegionAgra, Delhi and the courts of North India
- Era16th to 18th centuries
Meaning: Balance, symmetry and the beauty of the garden