A Minimalist Marvel for Moon Enthusiasts
The Oboro Silver Moon Calendar subtly integrates into any minimalist space. Crafted by Replug, it’s a limited-edition piece celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Michiru calendar series. Inspired by “oborozuki,” or hazy moon, this design captures serene and mystical qualities, adding a unique aesthetic to your environment.
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Design That Reflects Light and Serenity
With its soft gray-beige paper, the calendar evokes the tranquil beauty of a moonlit sky. Its shimmering silver foil details reflect rather than emit light, creating dynamic visual effects depending on lighting conditions. The embossed moon silhouette provides a tactile experience, making each glance at the month-by-month layout a reflective moment.
Quality Craftsmanship from Japan
Produced in Japan, this exquisite timekeeper consists of 12 sheets, each about 11.7 by 13.5 inches. The combination of embossing and silver foil elevates its elegant design. Ideal for those who cherish understated yet distinct stationery, it emphasizes lunar phases alongside its decorative elements.
Integrating the Calendar into Your Home
The Oboro edition offers a tactile alternative to digital schedules. It allows you to appreciate the simple pleasure of observing time without digital distractions. Its presence beside your desk brings an introspective pause, contrasting the often hurried digital interactions.
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A Thoughtful Choice for Your Space
For those hesitant to select paper calendars due to digital convenience, this version presents a compelling reason to start anew. It seamlessly fits into your routine, offering a visual and sensory exploration of lunar beauty through its design.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the design inspiration behind the Oboro calendar?
The design is inspired by ‘oborozuki,’ or hazy moon, capturing serene and mystical qualities.
What materials are used in the Oboro calendar?
The calendar uses soft gray-beige paper with shimmering silver foil details and has an embossed moon silhouette.
Where is the Oboro calendar produced?
The Oboro calendar is produced in Japan.
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