Hobonichi V&A Series Pencil Board for A6, A5, or Weeks – Foundation Stone Programme, Architectural Drawing, Museum Stereographic Photograph
Smooth writing meets legendary museum history with the V&A Series Hobonichi Pencil Boards. Designed to slide under your planner pages, a pencil board provides a firm writing surface that prevents your pen from slipping and stops impression marks on the pages underneath. This collaboration brings curated archival treasures from London's Victoria and Albert Museum straight to your daily desk setup.
Each of the three available sizes features a distinct historical design paired with a colorful reverse side. The A6 size showcases the official programme from the 1899 foundation stone laying ceremony, the historic event where the site was officially renamed the Victoria and Albert Museum. Its back comes in a refreshing mint green.
For larger planners, the A5 size displays the detailed architectural plan of the Cast Courts, built to house life-size casts of iconic European artworks such as Trajan's Column and Michelangelo's David, backed in sax blue. The slim Weeks size features an early photograph of the South Kensington Museum, the institution's original name, capturing its pioneering role in the field of photography, with a grey reverse side.
Hobonichi pencil boards created in collaboration with the V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum, London), available in A6, A5, and Weeks sizes.
The A6 board features the official programme from the museum’s 1899 foundation stone laying ceremony, when it was officially renamed the Victoria and Albert Museum. Reverse side: mint green.
The A5 board features an architectural plan of the Cast Courts, built to house life-size casts of European artworks including Trajan’s Column and Michelangelo’s David. Reverse side: sax blue.
The Weeks board features an early stereographic photograph of the South Kensington Museum, reflecting the museum’s pioneering role in photography. Reverse side: grey.
