How much does an engraved wooden notebook in Nepal cost?

This one is Rs. 799 — for the carved wooden cover, engraving and bound pages — plain wooden notebooks in Kathmandu bookshops run Rs. 600+ without any personalisation. Delivery inside Ring Road is Rs. 150 (free over Rs. 5,000), and you can pay with eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, cash on delivery or an international card from abroad.

What can be engraved on the cover?

Up to 12 characters beside the swan carving — a name, or a word like "BHASA" or "STORIES". The engraving is laser-cut into the wood, permanent against peeling.

Can I order this wooden notebook from the USA, UK or Australia for delivery in Nepal?

Yes — a large share of our orders come from Nepalis living abroad. Pay securely from any country with an international card, and we deliver to your family's address anywhere in Nepal, including all 77 districts. Your handwritten message card travels with the gift, and we can send you a photo once it is delivered.

Are the pages blank or ruled?

Blank — wooden-cover notebooks of this kind are made for free writing, sketching and bullet-journaling. Ruled lovers, forgive us; the swan prefers freedom.

Do you deliver this wooden notebook outside Kathmandu?

Yes — we deliver to all 77 districts of Nepal, from Kaski to Morang, Kailali to Ilam, through our fragile-safe courier partners. Inside the valley it arrives in 1–2 days; outside, allow 2–4 working days.

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Engraved Wooden Notebook — Personalised Diary Gift Nepal

A swan-carved wooden cover waiting for words

4.6(77)In stock

Rs. 799

Engraved swan cover, soft-touch
Lay-flat binding, 120 ruled pages
Elastic closure & pen loop

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Free delivery over Rs. 5,000
Free gift wrapping & card
14-day returns
10-year warranty

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A diary that gets taken seriously

A hard wooden cover carved with a swan and engraved with a name — the kind of notebook people write properly in. Blank pages inside a cover this intentional turn into journals, travel diaries, recipe books and the notes that actually get kept.

Personalised stationery, gifting's quiet win

Students, writers, doctors, poets, and everyone with a notes app they secretly distrust — a named wooden notebook fits them all. It is the Rs. 799 gift that feels like Rs. 3,000, which is the entire art of gifting.