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Full Art Paper Sheets
Full sheets of beautiful washi. These Japanese papers range from suitability for...
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Paper Assortments, Kits & Tools
We offer a wide variety of custom designed packaged paper products. When...
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Coloured papers
When you need brilliant colours in your life and artwork, here you’ll...
Washi: Japanese Art Paper for Printmaking, Painting, Collage, and Crafting
Japanese Paper, also known as "washi" (and also Rice Paper) is a high quality medium for artists, artisans, and crafters. It looks delicate but is very strong and is very absorbent. Each type of washi has its own tone, weight, and texture appearance. Sheets have a very smooth side and a slightly toothy side.
To try out a variety of 8x10 sheets, check out the Fine Art Intro pack or any of the Assorted packages.
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Classic Kitakata
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Kozuke Ivory Heavy Sized
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Iwami White
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Gampi Smooth (Salago) MM #43
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Usu Kuchi Light MM
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Kinari Chiri
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Sold outMitsumata Tissue Heavy
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Uwa Senka Small
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Tama Tampopo
Katazome-shi Floral Maroon Green and Gold
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Chiyogami Squares for Origami and Craft
Use this thick pack of chiyogami to decorate cards, scrapbooking, jewellery, wrapping gifts or products, even wallpaper, and of course origami.
Use it to bring colour and texture to cardmaking, decorative items, and collage.
Chiyogami is silk-screened by hand, in studios in Japan - no sweatshops!
It folds easily allowing both sharp corners and pliability.
Read more on our blog!
About Japanese Paper:
The inner barks of three renewable shrubs indigenous to Japan — kozo, mitsumata and gampi — are the primary fibres used in making washi.
Traditionally, each sheet is laid to dry on boards in the open air.
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Sustainability in Your Art Studio
from our favourite supplier, the Japanese Paper Place: Every day, we hear talk of sustainability. Sadly, as we all know, there are a lot of products used regularly in the...
Sustainability in Your Art Studio
from our favourite supplier, the Japanese Paper Place: Every day, we hear talk of sustainability. Sadly, as we all know, there are a lot of products used regularly in the...
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Gampi Paper - Grown in the Mountains
Gampi fibre grows in the wild. In all the centuries of papermaking, it has not been cultivated successfully. Preferring to grow at higher altitudes in the mountains, gampi is particularly...
Gampi Paper - Grown in the Mountains
Gampi fibre grows in the wild. In all the centuries of papermaking, it has not been cultivated successfully. Preferring to grow at higher altitudes in the mountains, gampi is particularly...
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Using a Bone Folder to Make Perfect Creases
When I'm printing, collaging, making cards, bookbinding, glueing, assembling custom keepsake or book boxes, I always have my bone folder close by. It's an extension of my hand.
Using a Bone Folder to Make Perfect Creases
When I'm printing, collaging, making cards, bookbinding, glueing, assembling custom keepsake or book boxes, I always have my bone folder close by. It's an extension of my hand.
