Hobonichi TSUKI no IRO Transparent Dot Stickers (6mm)

The TSUKI no IRO Transparent Dot Stickers capture the 12 colours of the Hobonichi Techo palette – as transparent 6 mm dots made from PET. The transparency is no mere decorative detail: text and grid dots remain visible beneath the sticker, colour code and page content coexist without any loss of information. Two sheets with 96 dots each, divided into 12 colours with 16 stickers per colour.

Features

• Transparent PET material: The background – handwriting, print, grid line – remains legible through the applied dot. Marking and content don't exclude one another.
• 6 mm diameter: Sits precisely on a grid dot in the Hobonichi Techo A6 and A5, as well as in most dot-grid notebooks. Neatly aligned without protruding.
• 12 TSUKI no IRO colours, 16 dots per colour: The palette is designed for harmony – the colours come directly from the Hobonichi Techo colour palette and complement the cover colours of each season.
• PET instead of paper: The film lies flat, leaves no residue when peeled off and doesn't tear the underlying paper – even on thin Techo paper.
• 192 stickers per set: Two sheets of 96 dots each, sheet dimensions 126 × 74 mm.

Use & Tips

• Colour-coding in planners: Assign each category its own colour – appointments, projects, personal tasks, priorities. The dots implement the system quickly and without labelling.
• Habit tracker: One 6 mm dot per day and habit, arranged side by side. The transparency allows you to keep the pre-printed grid as a reference.
• Status markers: To-do, in progress, completed – with three colours you can build a complete traffic-light system without extra symbols.
• Index marks in the page margin: Placed at the edge, the dots function as a tab replacement that catches the eye when flipping through.
• Combination with writing instruments: Ink from fibre-tip pens and ballpoints adheres to the PET surface if you wait a moment. Fountain pen ink beads off – so place dots before writing over them or use pencil.

For Planner Enthusiasts

The TSUKI no IRO palette emerged as a reference to lunar colours – the 12 tones are inspired by the Japanese tradition of assigning individual colour values to moon phases and seasons. In the context of the Hobonichi Techo, which also works with a lunar calendar, this creates a meaningful connection to the planner structure. Those who collect the cover colours of the Techo season will find a direct colour match in these stickers – not as an accessory, but as a system.

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