Philosophy Passport Notes Nº 2 — Diogenes by OCTAEVO: pocket notebook with linen cover and his witty wine quote.

Philosophy Passport Notes Nº 2 — Diogenes

Name: Philosophy Passport Notes Nº 2 — Diogenes
Brand: OCTAEVO
SKU: OPPN2-15
Price: 4.9 EUR
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4,90€

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Inspired by the wit and unconventional spirit of Diogenes, who challenged the world with humour and fearless honesty. His playful quote, “What I like to drink most is wine that belongs to others,” brings a smile while celebrating a life lived on his own terms.

Crafted with a textured linen cover, gold foil details and smooth plain pages, this pocket-sized notebook is designed to travel wherever inspiration strikes. Inside, learn more about the life and philosophy of Diogenes as you make the notebook your own.

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Philosophy Passport Notes Nº 2 — Diogenes

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