Sketchbook | The Broken Pencil
White / A5
Rs. 542.00
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What does it mean?
This doodle shows that something that looks like a problem can sometimes become the start of something new. A broken pencil may look useless at first, but it can become two useful pencils.
Why is it important?
Because problems can change the way we think. Instead of only asking what went wrong, we can ask what we can create from it.
The bigger message
Look for what you can create from the broken pieces. Sometimes a difficult moment can open the door to a new opportunity.
What does it mean?
This doodle shows how we sometimes hold on to heavy emotions like anxiety, anger, pain, hatred and fear. But you don’t have to carry them forever. You can feel them, understand them, and let them go.
Why is it important?
Holding on to negative emotions can make life feel heavier and happier moments harder to see. Letting go creates space for peace, clarity and a brighter you.
The bigger message
You are not your emotions. It’s okay to feel, but you also have the power to choose what stays and what goes. A lighter, happier you is always possible.
Sketchbook | The Broken Pencil
Rs. 542.00
Unleash your creativity with a sketchbook designed for artists, students, and doodlers alike.
Paper Quality: Features 140 GSM acid-free drawing sheets that keep your sketches vibrant and smudge-free.
Cover: A sturdy 300 GSM outer cover offers durability and protection, making it ideal for everyday use.
Design: With 30 sheets of premium paper, it’s perfect for sketching, doodling, or experimenting with different mediums.
Benefits: Acid-free pages ensure your artwork lasts longer without yellowing or fading.
Perfect For: Artists on the go, creative journaling, or gifting to anyone who loves to draw.
What does it mean?
This doodle shows that something that looks like a problem can sometimes become the start of something new. A broken pencil may look useless at first, but it can become two useful pencils.
Why is it important?
Because problems can change the way we think. Instead of only asking what went wrong, we can ask what we can create from it.
The bigger message
Look for what you can create from the broken pieces. Sometimes a difficult moment can open the door to a new opportunity.
What does it mean?
This doodle shows how we sometimes hold on to heavy emotions like anxiety, anger, pain, hatred and fear. But you don’t have to carry them forever. You can feel them, understand them, and let them go.
Why is it important?
Holding on to negative emotions can make life feel heavier and happier moments harder to see. Letting go creates space for peace, clarity and a brighter you.
The bigger message
You are not your emotions. It’s okay to feel, but you also have the power to choose what stays and what goes. A lighter, happier you is always possible.