Nurture Afrocentric Spiral Notebook | Mixed Media Art Journal, Ruled 6"x8"

This spiral notebook carries a warm, artful presence—a compact companion for notes, plans, or reflective journaling. The front cover features a bold mixed media collage design in earthy greens and warm coral with the word "NURTURE" anchoring the composition. Original artwork by Antionette Simmons Hodges combines acrylics, fabric, and paper to create soothing texture and depth. Inside, smooth 90gsm ruled pages make handwriting glide and stay neat. A sturdy metal spiral lets the notebook fold flat or flip easily while the inside-back document pocket keeps loose receipts, sketches, or stickers safe. At 6" x 8" with 118 ruled pages, it tucks into bags and sits comfortably on crowded desks, inviting small moments of creativity and care. This Afrocentric journal reminds you to nurture yourself, your relationships, and your creative spirit. The gentle energy of the cover creates space for self-compassion, growth, and intentional care in daily life. Product Features: 118 ruled pages (59 sheets) of 90gsm paper for smooth, legible writing  Metal spiral binding that folds flat and allows easy page removal  Document pocket on inside back cover for extra storage  Durable 350gsm covers with full collage art print and dark grey back cover  Compact 6" x 8" size — portable and desk-friendly  Care Instructions: Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of book outwards. About the Art: This mixed media collage features warm coral and earthy green tones in a nurturing composition celebrating care, growth, and compassion. The layered textures invite gentle reflection and self-care practice. Perfect for: Self-care journaling, wellness tracking, or gratitude practice  Gifts for caregivers, mothers, or healing practitioners  Therapy notes, emotional processing, or mindfulness writing  Unique self-care stationery with gentle, nurturing energy  Anyone embracing intentional care and personal growth  Nurture yourself—honoring rest, growth, and the gentle power of self-compassion.