Papel Amate has been made for centuries by the Otomí Indians in the states of Puebla and Vera Cruz in Mexico. Traditional fibers still used today are the outer bark of the ficus tree and the inner bark of the mulberry bush. Our amate hails from San Pablito, Mexico, to write on, to paint on and to use sculpture-ally.

Measures: 15.5 x 23 inches.

Read our blog on Heather Matthew's amate adventure.

https://paperconnection.com/amate-traditional-mexican-bark-paper/

Please note due to the handmade nature of the papers, including factors in natural pigments, climate, and water, there may be slight color variations.