Midori

Midori

Stand Calendar

Stand Calendar

About

About

A tiny desk calendar built around a single sheet of card stock per month and a minimal folded stand — flip the current month to the back of the stack when it ends, and the next month takes its place automatically. Each edition carries a different illustrator's artwork per month, giving the same functional object a rotating visual theme through the year.

Printed with a Sunday-to-Saturday week format and Japanese month and day labels (weekends and holidays marked in red), it takes up almost no desk space — the folded stand measures barely 1.5 by 3.3 inches.

Features

  • Format: 12 monthly calendar cards + folding stand

  • Footprint: 1.5" × 3.3" (stand)

  • Week format: Sunday–Saturday, Japanese labels

  • Design: Rotating monthly illustrations

  • Material: Card stock + wood or paper stand

  • Origin: Made in Japan

Price:

Price:

$16

Categories:

Categories:

Productivity

Writing

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