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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.

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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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How Japanese Paper is Made
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