Eastern Book Company (EBC) proudly presents its 2026 Calendar, a thoughtful fusion of legal heritage, fine art, and everyday practicality, specially designed for the legal community. Celebrating India’s judicial institutions, the calendar reflects EBC’s long-standing commitment to quality, tradition, and excellence in legal publishing.
Each month features an original hand-painted watercolor artwork depicting the Supreme Court of India and various Indian High Courts, carefully digitised and reproduced to retain their artistic depth and elegance. Printed on 130 GSM heavy, premium glossy paper in a generous 19.5 × 14.25 inch format, the calendar offers a luxurious, fine-art look and feel that enhances any professional space.
Key Features at a Glance:
- Premium size: 19.5 × 14.25 inches for clear visibility
- 130 GSM thick, glossy paper for durability and rich colour depth
- Original hand-painted watercolor illustrations of Indian courts
- Festivals and national holidays highlighted for easy planning
- Smooth-flipping metal coil that hangs flat and won’t snag
- Glossy finish for smudge resistance and long-lasting elegance
Festivals and national holidays are highlighted, making it easy to plan your official work and vacations.
Each month features an original watercolor painting depicting the Supreme Court and the Indian High Courts.
The calendar is printed on luxuriously thick paper that beautifully enhances color depth and texture, giving every page a fine-art quality look and feel.
Hangs flat; thick metal coil won’t snag – for smooth flipping and easy wall display. Glossy paper finish for durability, smudge resistance, and a luxe smooth texture.
Designed to balance aesthetic appeal with functional utility, the calendar is ideal for law chambers, offices, libraries, courtrooms, and study spaces. It also makes a refined and meaningful gift for lawyers, judges, law students, and legal institutions.
More than just a calendar, EBC’s 2026 Calendar stands as a year-long tribute to the spirit of Indian law, where time, tradition, and justice come together on every page.
