A year of understated elegance, illustrated storytelling, and Japanese craft heritage in calendar form. The 2027 Cozyca Products × Necktie Wall Calendar brings seasonal artistry into your daily life, created with the Hokkaido-based illustration duo Necktie. Twelve months of soft winter scenes, spring blossoms, summer light, and autumn richness—each rendered as a standalone artwork on premium VANNUVO paper with a distinctive matte finish.
The 14-sheet format (cover, 12 monthly pages, bonus print) arrives completely unbound and hole-free, so pages work equally well framed, pinned to a mood board, or tucked into a portfolio after the year ends. Designed and produced in Japan by Cozyca Products, a publisher dedicated to pairing everyday stationery with independent contemporary artists. Ideal for those seeking calendar art that outlasts January.
- Size A4: 210 x 297 mm
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Printed on VANNUVO paper—a premium Japanese stock celebrated for its rich, matte texture, tactile weight, and exceptional color fidelity.
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Versatile, Hole-Free Format: Includes 14 individual, unbound sheets (cover + 12 monthly pages + bonus sheet). Because the pages are completely unpunched, they double as standalone mini-posters or prints.
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Reframe & Repurpose: Once the month ends, display your favorite illustrations in standard A4 frames, pin them to a mood board, or store them in a portfolio for years to come.
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Authentic Japanese Craft: Designed and printed in Japan by Cozyca Products, renowned for pairing everyday stationery with talented contemporary illustrators
About Cozyca
The Cozyca collection of journaling and stationery products was born in 2013, by the well-established Japanese stationery makers Hyogensha (表現社).
Cozyca was launched to promote the works of independent artists and inspire writers via beautiful stationery that depicts the view from different artists’ worlds.
They produce wide variety of beautiful and unique products in collaboration with Japanese artists and have a store in Kyoto that displays all the artist collaborations they produce, as well as exhibiting different artists’ works in their gallery on the top floor.