Portuguese Stone Pavement Notebook

Portuguese cobblestone pavement is a cultural expression of Portugal, a historical heritage that combines Roman and Arab construction culture and technology. It became prominent in Portugal in the 14th century, during the reign of King John II.

Portuguese cobblestone pavement is a traditional form of stone paving widely used in Portugal, especially in Lisbon. These pavements are made up of white and black limestone stones that form artistic patterns and designs on the ground. In addition to their functionality, Portuguese cobblestones are a cultural symbol reflecting the history and art of the Portuguese people. The patterns range from geometric shapes to representations of flora, fauna, and nautical elements, turning the streets into true open-air works of art.

The brand Terra Lusa presents various collections of products, each one a tribute to Portugal’s Cultural Heritage. Among the products are notebooks, fans, eco bags, mini umbrellas, glasses cases, and microfiber cloths. All are divided into themes inspired by typically Portuguese elements.

800 Years of History, Culture and Tradition inspired the design of the various products in which quality allies with contemporary design.