Midori 2027 Laser-Cut Monthly Desk Calendar | Flowers
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- brand: Midori
A Little Garden on Your Desk
The Midori 2027 “Flowers” desk calendar turns checking the date into a pleasant moment among paper plants. Twelve cream-colored cards with seasonal floral designs are set in a natural wood stand. The compact arrangement fits beside a notebook or monitor, adding lightness and color to your workspace.
Laser-Cut Flowers, Layer by Layer
Precise laser cutting brings out the delicate shapes of petals and floral details. Arranged one behind the other, the cards overlap to create a spacious, multi-layered garden. When the month comes to an end, simply turn its card to the back of the set. A new design will appear in the foreground, giving the entire decoration a fresh look.
The warm, cream shade of the paper provides a backdrop for numbers styled like handwriting. The monthly layout with English abbreviations for the days of the week makes it easy to find the date without distracting from the delicate cutouts.
Floral Details Even After the Year Ends
Each card is perforated, allowing you to separate the date section from the decorative design. You can use the preserved flowers to decorate a journal, make a bookmark, or attach a decorative tag to a gift. The cardboard packaging also makes the calendar a lovely gift for anyone who loves flowers and creative paper products.
Product Features
- Brand: Midori
- Period: January–December 2027
- Layout: Monthly, one month per card
- Week starting on Sunday
- English abbreviations for the days of the week
- Contents: 12 cream-colored cards and a natural wood stand
- Overlapping cutouts create a spacious arrangement
- Perforation allowing the date section to be separated
- Overall dimensions: 15.6 × 10 × 4 cm
- Country of manufacture: Japan
Responsible entity:
Escribo, ul. Plebiscytowa 17, 40‑035 Katowice, Poland
info@escribo.pl
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