Papírnictví Papelote Prague – Paper paradise
If you want to bring home some real Czech-made design, simply a piece of well-done work, visit Papírnictví Papelote in Prague. This shop specializing in paper products has a clear motto - "Body and soul of paper." It is a shop where you will find things manufactured mostly from paper. It sounds boring, but you would be surprised. In my opinion, it truly represents the workmanship of the centuries.
I love the way Papírnictví Papelote was founded, how it works now and what this manufacturer has achieved. And most of all, I love the designs and products which are both usable and beautiful. Papírnictví Papelote was first of all a dissertation of a graphic designer and illustrator Katerina Sachova, and later was developed into a living project and shop. Papírnictví Papelote works with paper and offers many kinds of notebooks, planners, cases and last but not least, its famous binders. To have the gift unique, you can wrap it in the original wrapping paper.
All products you will bring home are Czech-made and from ecological materials. I recommend visiting the shop or you can shop online as today's trend dictates.
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