Midori Etching Clips Stationery

Midori Etching Clips Stationery

The Midori Etching Clips Stationery set turns four familiar desk essentials into decorative paper clips. A fountain pen with an ink bottle, scissors, a notebook and a binder clip form a collection designed for people who enjoy writing, drawing and carefully chosen stationery.

Four familiar stationery motifs

Each design is etched into stainless steel, allowing small details to remain visible within a compact outline. The fountain pen and ink bottle refer directly to handwriting, while the scissors, notebook and binder clip represent other familiar tools found on a working desk.

The slightly retro shapes are paired with a dark green case that keeps all four motifs together and gives the set a coherent stationery theme.

For notes, documents and everyday organisation

Each clip holds approximately ten sheets of copier paper. Slide one over the edge of a document or a small stack of notes to keep them together without staples.

The case opens from either side with a sliding lid. Sloping edges help the thin clips move out smoothly when you need them and keep the assortment organised between uses. Explore other designs in the MIDORI collection.

Package contents

One storage case containing 16 clips, with four of each of the four designs. (Photographs are for guidance only; appearance and colours may differ slightly from the actual product.)

Technical specifications

• Brand: MIDORI.
• Collection: Etching Clips.
• Design: Stationery.
• Product code: 43371006.
• Contents: 16 clips, four designs × four pieces.
• Motifs: fountain pen with ink bottle, scissors, notebook and binder clip.
• Clip material: stainless steel.
• Case materials: ABS and polystyrene.
• Package dimensions: 55 × 92 × 7 mm.
• Clip dimensions: 16.5–23.5 mm high and 16–32 mm wide, depending on the design.
• Thickness: 0.3 mm.
• Approximate capacity: ten sheets of copier paper.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose only one motif?
No. This reference is supplied as an assortment containing all four designs.

Are the clips suitable for young children?
Do not give them to children under six. The clips have pointed sections and should be handled carefully.

The history and philosophy of MIDORI

MIDORI was founded in Japan in 1950 as Midori Shokai Co., Ltd. From its earliest correspondence products, the company developed stationery intended to make writing, organising and personal communication more enjoyable.

Over time, notebooks, diaries and desk accessories expanded that approach. Etching Clips reflect the same idea on a very small scale: useful objects that perform a simple task while bringing thoughtful design to an everyday desk.

"Even the tools on your desk can become part of the ideas they hold together."