Color Dictionary Set – Palette 160

Originally published in Japan in the 1930s by artist and designer Wada Sanzo, A Dictionary of Color Combinations is a beloved collection of hand-picked color pairings that has found a new generation of fans among designers, artists, and stationery lovers around the world. Reissued in two volumes, each page presents a carefully balanced palette that still feels fresh nearly a century later.

The colors of every item in this set were chosen from Palette 160 in A Dictionary of Color Combinations Vol. 1. Deep Dark Medici Blue and warm Pale Raw Umber are brightened by a soft glow of Sulphine Yellow, creating a grounded, earthy kit for stamping, habit tracking, and building your own pages from scratch. It's a thoughtful way to bring a page of Wada Sanzo's palette off the paper and onto your desk.

Included inside:

• DAILY SKETCH Notebook B6 / TOUCH & FLOW – Brown; a flat-opening B6 notebook with 160 blank pages of bleed-resistant MD Cream paper for writing, sketching, and stamping; x1

• Connected Calendar Stamp / Shachihata – English; a set of day-of-the-week and date stamps that link together vertically or horizontally to build custom calendars and trackers; x1

• Iromoyo Stamp Pad / Shachihata – Decayed Leaf; a compact stamp pad with fast-drying, waterproof pigment ink in a traditional Japanese color; x1

• Iromoyo Stamp Pad / Shachihata – Masuhana; the same crisp-printing Iromoyo pad in a muted, traditional Japanese blue; x1

• Iromoyo Stamp Pad / Shachihata – Chestnut; the same crisp-printing Iromoyo pad in a warm chestnut brown; x1

Disclaimer: This set does not include the page from the Color Dictionary book.