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Xavier
nice design

the 3d carved paper art design is so intricate and stunning, it honestly looks like a mini sculpture on my desk.

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Yosef
a bit smaller than I thought

its a truly unique calendar piece, but i wish the overall dimensions were slightly larger to make more of an impact.

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Zachary
really elegant desk accessory

the intricate details catch the light beautifully and every guest who visits asks where I found it.

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Zara
love the creative tear-away feature

peeling off each page reveals more of the hidden design, making checking the date so much fun every day.

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Yara
super sturdy paper layers

the binding feels really solid and thick, definitely holds its shape well without tearing easily.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions17 × 7.5 × 18 cm (7 × 3 × 7 in)
Weight1,150 g (2.5 lb)
MaterialSolid Cherry Wood (box); colored swap discs for months, dates, days and notes
MechanismManual card-swapping display — month, date, day, and note windows (2 × 2 grid)
StyleBauhaus-inspired / Retro
PackagingGift box

Care & Maintenance

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to preserve the cherry wood finish.

Common Questions

Will it fit on a narrow desk shelf?

Yes — the footprint is 17 × 7.5 cm (7 × 3 in), so it sits on any surface at least 8 cm (3 in) deep.

Does it slide around when I swap the discs?

No — the solid cherry box weighs 1,150 g (2.5 lb), a stable base for one-handed swaps.

Do the cards expire or run out?

No — it is perpetual: the month, date, and day discs recombine for any year, indefinitely.

Does it need batteries or an app?

No — it is fully manual by design; the daily swap is the point.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

On a workspace console ≥80 cm (31 in) wide: the 17 cm (7 in) width anchors the desk without crowding — pair with a ceramic tray or a minimal pen cup to balance the geometry.
On a bookshelf in a reading nook: the warm cherry finish sits naturally against book spines and neutral textiles.
On an entryway cabinet: the note window doubles as a one-line message board for whoever leaves last.
Best avoided on floating shelves under 10 cm (4 in) deep: the 7.5 cm (3 in) depth plus 1,150 g (2.5 lb) wants a stable, deeper surface.