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Moomin Written Memories Large 5-Year Techo Cow Leather Book Cover

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The Moomin Written Memories cover transforms your Large Hobonichi 5-Year Techo into a book-like leather journal. Made from 100% cow leather, this brand-new 2026 release offers a calm, subdued aesthetic that appeals to adults chronicling their daily lives.

Created in 1945 by Finnish-Swedish author and artist Tove Jansson, the Moomin stories follow a cast of gentle, curious characters, among them Moomintroll, Moominpappa, Moominmamma, Little My, and Snufkin, living in peaceful Moominvalley. This cover features artwork from the novel Moominsummer Madness, showing Moominpappa earnestly rewriting the script for a play he plans to perform with his friends. Stamped in dark navy foil against sturdy navy leather, the front carries a Finnish phrase that translates to "a tale of five years, a book like no other in the world." The back displays a detailed theater diagram drawn by Emma the theater mouse, also stamped in navy foil, while the spine repeats the same Finnish phrase like the title of a book.

Opening the cover reveals a printed map of Fir Tree Bay across the inner lining. The right pocket is foil-stamped with a Finnish phrase meaning "happily ever after," a fitting wish for the five years of memories to come. A vibrant red bookmark ribbon contrasts beautifully with the understated cover, and a practical pen hook holds your pen securely by its clip.

It's a refined companion built to hold five years of your own story, one page at a time.

Details

Moomin “Written Memories” Large 5-Year Techo cover, new for 2026. Made of sturdy navy cow leather, this book-style cover features foil-stamped artwork from Moominsummer Madness, showing Moominpappa revising a play script.

The front, back, and spine feature dark navy foil details, including Finnish text reading, “A tale of 5 years, a book like no other in the world.” The interior includes a printed map of Fir Tree Bay, a right-side pocket stamped with a Finnish phrase meaning “happily ever after,” a bright red bookmark, and a pen hook for securing a pen by its clip.

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