Neon Hand-dyed Index Dividers for Mini 6 Planners (4-Tab Set)

These Neon Yuzen Washi Index Dividers are a set of four side-tab dividers for Mini 6 size 6-ring planners, made by Shogado in Kyoto from yuzen washi that is hand-dyed one sheet at a time. They fit any binder that takes standard 6-ring Mini 6 (M6) refills, and give each section of your planner a different Kyoto pattern.

Neon is Shogado's signature line: traditional small-repeat patterns (komon) redrawn in fluorescent inks. The four dividers are neon camellias on pale blue, the same paper as our Neon Camellia goshuincho, magenta plum blossoms on white, a scatter of small neon flowers and maple leaves on cream, and oversized pink chrysanthemums.

The tabs sit on the right edge in four staggered positions, so all four show at once and you can turn straight to a section. Both sides of each divider are patterned, so it looks finished from either direction. Every set contains the same four patterns; only the order in which they are stacked varies from set to set. Use them to divide months, projects, lists and journal pages, or simply as a patterned page between sections.

Yuzen washi is Kyoto's version of chiyogami: decorative washi dyed by hand through screens, one color at a time (tenassen), with patterns that originally came from yuzen-dyed kimono. Shogado has made stationery from it since 1964, and the slight shifts in ink and registration from sheet to sheet are part of the character.

The same three colorways are also made for Bible (Personal) size planners. They pair well with Takeo's Bank Paper planner refill in the same size, and you can browse all of our planner refills in one place.

Details

• Set contents: 4 index dividers (4 patterns, stacking order varies)
• Size: Mini 6 planner size - 3.1" × 5" (8 cm × 12.6 cm), 3.5" (8.8 cm) wide including the tab
• Sheets: 4 sheets
• Tab: Side tabs, 4 positions
• Holes: 6 ring holes
• Weight: 0.9 oz (26 g)
• Materials: Yuzen washi
• Origin: Japan. Made in Kyoto.
• Brand: Shogado

Tradition and Techniques of Shogado

Since its establishment in Kyoto in 1964, Shogado has evolved from selling traditional Japanese bound books to creating stationery and miscellaneous goods crafted from washi paper. This transition reflects their expertise in utilizing authentic washi sourced from renowned production areas like Fukui Prefecture. Particularly noteworthy are the products hand-dyed by skilled artisans in Kyoto, known as Yuzen paper, distinguished by their superior texture and coloration, setting them apart from mass-produced goods.



Shogado's philosophy is deeply rooted in carrying forward the Japanese aesthetic to future generations. Just as traditional bound books once played a pivotal role in people's daily lives in an analog Japan, Shogado continues to innovate products that meet the demands of the modern era. At Komorebi Stationery, we are delighted to offer these exquisite items, inviting you to experience the charm of Shogado's craftsmanship.