Noble Things Purple Faux Leather Classic Journal With Pen Holder Proverbs 3
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Celebrate a mom, mentor, or leader you admire for her faith, strength, and grace when you give the Noble Things Purple Faux Leather Classic Journal with Pen Holder as a gift. This unique journal, with its winsome sentiment, is a beautiful way to thank her for the impact he has had on your life.
The journal’s vibrant purple faux leather cover is heat-debossed with an intricate floral pattern at the top and bottom of the front cover. Sandwiched between the floral designs, the sentiment is displayed in shimmering lilac foil typographical design.
Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all
Proverbs 31:29
The floral motif is repeated on the back cover, where a floral arrangement is heat-debossed in the center. Beautiful gilt-edged pages coordinate with the shimmering sentiment. A pink elastic closure, attached to both the front and back covers, closes the journal covers when not in use. This protects the pages from bending, tearing, or getting damaged while tucked away in a purse or backpack. A pen holder is cleverly integrated into the journal’s spine, with a snug opening that securely holds a pen or pencil. Topstitching along all the edges and seams ensures a quality product.
The journal offers 366 lined pages, each featuring a carefully selected Scripture verse printed at the bottom. A ribbon marker is attached to the spine to mark your page.
The Noble Things Purple Faux Leather Classic Journal with Pen Holder is part of the Noble Things Pink Peony Collection that includes a scented candle in a glass jar, a notebook set, a stainless steel travel tumbler with a reusable straw, a magnet set, a ceramic coffee mug, a spiral journal, a faux leather journal with a pen holder and a gift bag.
The Noble Things Purple Faux Leather Classic Journal with Pen Holder makes a meaningful gift for a mentor on her birthday or as part of a Mother’s Day gift for your mom. The sentiment speaks volumes about her value and importance in your life.
SKU (ISBN): 9781639528509
ISBN10: 1639528504
Compiled by: Christian Art Gifts
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: December 2024
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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