Kept Hanbunko (Half-Split) Clip: Raymay

Inspired by the Japanese concept of hanbunko (半分こ), meaning "to split in half" or "to share equally," this ingenious clip extends into two connected halves, allowing each side to grip its own stack of pages independently. The design keeps pages securely in place even when the left and right sides differ in thickness, making it especially useful for planners, notebooks, and well-loved books.

Made from clear polycarbonate, the clip holds your place without obscuring the text beneath. Its wide-opening design is equally handy for organizing loose papers, and it can even be turned upside down to serve as a compact memo stand.

Details
• Extends into two independently gripping clips
• Designed to hold notebooks and books with uneven page thickness
• Clear body keeps text visible while reading or writing
• Wide-opening design for books, planners, notebooks, and loose papers
• Doubles as a memo stand
• Available in Blue, Green, Purple, and Clear
• 2.8 x 2.3 x 1.7 inches
• Materials: Polycarbonate body, iron rod, stainless steel spring