



Kitpas, Notebook Style Blackboard
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A chalkboard in notebook format — small enough for a lap, simple enough to use anywhere, and complete with everything needed to start.
The Kitpas Notebook Style Blackboard takes the traditional chalkboard and reduces it to a format that genuinely goes anywhere. At 14.8 x 15cm and just 0.3cm thin, the MDF board has exactly the proportions of a notebook — it can be held in the lap, propped on a table, stood independently, or hung on a wall with string. The package includes one white chalk, a chalk holder to keep fingers clean and extend the chalk's life, and a small eraser. The chalk is Kitpas's own — made from recycled scallop shells using a patented process, it is smooth, low-dust, and vibrant without the mess of conventional chalk. A first chalkboard, a desk companion for a child's room, or a small writing surface for any corner of the house. Made in Japan.
- MDF chalkboard in notebook format: 14.8 x 15 x 0.3cm, 100g
- Includes: 1 white chalk, 1 chalk holder, 1 eraser
- Self-standing; can also be held in lap, placed on table, or hung on wall
- Designed for use with Kitpas dustless chalk (made from recycled scallop shells)
- Made in Japan; all ages
Kitpas is a Japanese art materials company committed to both environmental responsibility and inclusive employment. Their crayons are made from waste rice bran oil; their chalk uses a patented process that recycles discarded scallop shells. 70% of their employees have physical, intellectual, or mental impairments — and their products are better for it.
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