Before founding Pion in 2015, its designer spent more than a decade working in-house at a stationery company, and that hands-on paper experience shows. Pion's whole practice starts from journaling and collage — her illustrations translate into a soft, layered aesthetic built for tearing, cutting, and combining on a page rather than admiring on a shelf. Washi tape sits at the center of the line, balancing beauty with everyday usability so decoration stays a pleasant habit rather than a precious one — and that balance has made her booth a reliable sellout at various stationery expos. The result is a catalog of vintage-inspired botanical and figure motifs meant for repeat use, a quiet, comforting part of a daily journaling ritual.