African Painted Wolves Notebook Organiser - ProtectPaper®
Take your ideas anywhere. Wrap your books, pens, and brushes in your favourite shade of ProtectPaper® and stay organised, inspired, and ready for whatever’s next.
Delivery Time
- Order processing cut-off time: 14:00 (+2 GMT).
- Order handling time: 2–3 business days
- South Africa: Once shipped, delivery typically takes 1–3 business days (transit time).
- International (FedEx): Once shipped, delivery typically takes 5–10 business days (transit time).
- Delivery estimates exclude weekends and public holidays.
Shipping Costs
- South Africa – Standard (Pudo / The Courier Guy): R75
- South Africa – Collection Points (Cape Town): FREE
- International – FedEx: From R270+
- Duties are included for USA orders.
- Duties & taxes for all other international destinations are excluded and may apply.
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Notebook Organiser
Designed to keep your notebook(s), documents, and writing/art tools neatly organised in a compact organiser.
Closed: 22 × 16 cm
Open: 22 × 32 cm
Compatible with: All A5 Notebooks
Kraft Notebooks
Perfect for note-taking, drawing and everyday inspiration.
Standard A5 Size: 14.8 x 21cm *Sold as a set
Acid-free paper suitable for use with: ink, fountain pens, gel pens, ballpoint pens, and pencils for smooth, long-lasting writing.
Made in South Africa
Elastic Book Wrap
22cm
*Stretchy
Fit note: Designed to hold a standard pencil in the side loop, with a larger main loop on the elastic to securely fit thicker or capped pens.
Compatible with: A5 Notebooks & Wren's Notebook Organiser.
Whispers of Wild Africa
Ecosystems are fragile webs; a single broken thread threatens the balance of biodiversity. Whispers of Wild Africa explores the vital concept of space - the corridors, open horizons, and natural boundaries every creature needs to thrive.
Created in collaboration with Zimbabwean illustrator Farai Wallace, this collection captures the quiet inner truth and strength of Africa's wildlife. Having spent years immersed in the bushveld, Farai uses her pen to tell the stories of these endangered species, inviting us to reflect on our responsibility to protect the fragile spaces they have left.
Pangolin
To spot a pangolin is to witness a rare and ancient secret. Draped in woven scale armor, this gentle guardian spends its quiet nights enriching the soil and keeping the African bushveld alive.
Threat index: 5/5: World's most trafficked mammal in the world.
African Painted Wolves
With coat patterns as unique as human fingerprints, painted wolves thrive on deep family bonds. Bound closely as a pack, their success relies on shared space and clear wildlife corridors to keep their legacy alive.
Threat Index: 5/5: Fewer than 6,600 remaining
Monkeys & Eriolobas
Full of playful spirit, vervet monkeys find safe haven high in the branches of the Camel Thorn (Vachellia erioloba). This iconic tree forms a living sanctuary in the dry bush, offering shade, nourishment, and a home for vibrant wilderness families.
Threat index: 3/5: Keystone tree protected by law
Disappearing Dots
Built for explosive agility, the cheetah uses its flexible spine and steering tail to leap and turn in mid-air. These solitary athletes need vast, open horizons where their natural power has room to stretch.
Threat index: 4/5: Lost >90% of open historical hunting range
