French Ruled Notebook

French-ruled paper, also known as Seyès ruling or grands carreaux (large squares), is a 19th-century invention that combines elements of gridded and ruled paper. It is primarily used in the French school system to teach uniform handwriting. Additionally, this type of paper is appreciated by enthusiasts in fields such as science, architecture, and the arts for its structured framework and creative possibilities.

This paper is made in Belgium and is certified by the PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification). It is 100% recyclable, and the covers are made from partially recycled polypropylene. 7"x9" (17cm x 22cm), 96 pages.