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Keeper of Bees in Rust | Books

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$12.5 $55 In stock

Category: Notebooks

Let your creativity buzz with warmth and intention.

The Keeper of the Bees Notebook in Rust blends golden honeybee symbolism with rich, earthy tones, creating a journal that feels both enchanting and grounding.

Perfect for capturing ideas, documenting your days, or exploring your imagination—this notebook turns every page into a moment of magic.

Features You’ll Love

  • Stunning gold-foil honeybee design surrounded by celestial and botanical details

  • Rich rust-toned Vegan Leather cover that adds vintage charm and seasonal warmth

  • 160gsm ultra-thick paper—no ghosting or bleeding, ideal for markers, gel pens, stamping, and artistic journaling

  • Lay-flat binding for comfortable writing and sketching

  • Durable hardcover design crafted to last through every season of creativity


Technical Specs

  • Paper Weight: 160gsm ultra-thick, no ghosting/bleeding

  • Cover Material: Vegan Leather with gold-foil detailing

  • Binding: Lay-flat hardcover

  • Extras: Elastic band & pen loop

Available in the following paper types: 

  • White Dot Grid – 160gsm
  • Kraft Dot Grid – 150gsm
  • Ivory Dot Grid – 160gsm
  • Lined – 160gsm
  • Blank – 160gsm
  • Watercolor – 200gsm

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 12 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

The bee illustration on the rust cover has this lovely golden shimmer that catches the light whenever I move it, and the earthy tone makes it feel like a little keepsake rather than just another notebook. It's already got a few ink smudges from daily use, which honestly makes it look better.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The rust cover is such a warm, earthy shade that it immediately made me want to sit down and write. The honeybee design feels subtle and elegant, not kitschy at all, and the paper takes ink beautifully. I've already filled half the pages in just a week.

Carter ★★★★★

The honeybee motif on the cover feels less like a print and more like a little symbol of focus every time I open it. The warm rust tone makes it stand out on my desk without screaming for attention, and the pages have that satisfying weight that makes me want to write longer.