Desk calendars · no printed year
Cork Block CalendarA date to change by hand, every year
A perpetual desk calendar needs no new paper when the year changes. Turn the cork blocks to set the day and month, then leave the same piece on the desk for 2027, 2028 and beyond. Choose the photographed Slim four-cube holder or the Standard long-block format. Both are ₹378 + 18% GST.
- Reusable cork blocks
- No printed year
- Slim and Standard formats
- Manual date setting
From ₹378 + 18% GSTSelected Slim version
Choose a version
Sizes compared
| Version and SKU | Size | What is different | Best for | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SlimCK60 | Overall 140 × 75 × 40 mm; stand 140 × 60 × 40 mm; rotating blocks 30 mm | Four cubes: two for date, one month, one weekday | A block calendar that also shows the weekday | From ₹378 + 18% GST |
| StandardCK61 | 2 × 2 in date cubes; 4 × 0.5 × 0.5 in month blocks | Two date cubes and three long month blocks on a cork base | A long-block month display | From ₹378 + 18% GST |
The physical pieces
See what turns, what stays and what differs.
At a glance
Two ways to show a date
- Slim · CK60
- Four rotating blocks in a cork stand. Overall 140 × 75 × 40 mm; stand 140 × 60 × 40 mm; blocks 30 mm
- Standard · CK61
- Cork base, two numbered 2 × 2 in date cubes and three long month blocks of 4 × 0.5 × 0.5 in
- Year
- No printed year on either format
- GST
- 18% on both formats
A small daily action, not another annual order.
The dated part of an ordinary calendar expires. These cork pieces do not: the recipient sets the display manually rather than replacing a sheet. It is a practical choice for a client or colleague who wants a desk object to keep.
Slim keeps the date, month and weekday blocks together in one stand. Standard uses larger date cubes and long month pieces; its listed component sizes are not an overall footprint.
How it works
Turn the blocks when the day changes.
Two numbered cubes form the displayed date. On the Slim version, separate cubes show the month and weekday. On the Standard, three long pieces carry the month display. The photographs show the components; we are not claiming a particular number arrangement on each unseen cube face.
No printed year means the cork calendar remains useful after December. That puts it in the “nothing expires” tier of the corporate calendar guide.
Your presentation
Keep the cork honest.
We have not assumed a printing or engraving area on this cork base. For a company message, plan a separate box, sleeve or insert card and confirm the treatment in a packing proof. The photographed Slim set appears beside a plain brown box; final packing should be confirmed for your order.
For a dated gift with a planting ritual instead, see the B7 plantable calendar. For a calendar that also holds pens, see the Terra desk organiser.
Answered plainly
A calendar without a printed year
What is a perpetual desk calendar?
It has no printed year. Set the date by turning its reusable blocks, and the same desk piece can keep working in 2027, 2028 and later.
How do Slim and Standard differ?
CK60 Slim has four rotating cork blocks in a 140 × 60 × 40 mm stand; the complete calendar measures 140 × 75 × 40 mm. CK61 Standard has two 2 × 2 in date cubes and three 4 × 0.5 × 0.5 in month blocks on a cork base. Choose Slim if you want a separate weekday display, or Standard for its longer month blocks.
Does it need calendar refills?
No. Nothing on these block calendars is dated to a particular year, so the pieces are turned rather than replaced.
Can our logo go on it?
A separate box, sleeve or insert card can carry your identity, subject to artwork and packing proof. We have not assumed a printable or engravable area on the cork itself.
Is the whole calendar cork?
The photographed blocks and base are cork. For CK60, the visible set includes the holder and four separate cubes; CK61 has cork date cubes, long month blocks and a cork base.
Shortlist a desk calendar that keeps its year open.
Choose Slim or Standard, then tell us the recipient and message you want to include.
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