Specialty Fiber Papers: Abaca, Bamboo, Gampi, Hemp, Mitsumata and more
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3D design
A.I.J.P
A3+
abaca
affordable
affordable washi
agate burnished
ahar
alternative photography
arabic calligraphy paper
archival
asian
Awagami
bamboo
book arts
book repair
brush painting
brushed surface
burnished
calligraphy
calligraphy paper
Canon paper
card making
cards
chine colle
cloud dragon
coated papers
collage
conservation
cotton
crepe
cyanotype
cyanotypes
daitoshi
dak
danshi
deckled edge
digital prints
dosa
dosabiki
drawing
Ehime
encaustic
encaustic collograph
encaustic monotype
Epson paper
fermented hemp
fiber
fine art
fine art paper
flower making
framing
gampi
giclee
goose skin
green
handmade
hanga
hanji
heavy weight
heavyweight
heavyweight paper
hemp
hemp paper
historical photography
India
Indian
indian miniature painting
ink jet printer
inkjet printing
installation
islamic art
islamic burnished paper
islamic painting
ivory
Iyo paper
Iyo washi
Japan
Japanese
Japanese paper
jiseung
joomchi
Khadi
Kochi
Korean paper
kozo
kozo tissue
large format
letter size
letterpress
lightweight
masa paper
mat boards
medium weight
miniature
miniatures
mitsumata
mixed media
mokuhanga
monotypes
mulberry
muqahar
national treasure
natural
New York Central
Ogawamachi
ondol
organic
painting
palladium
palladium printing
panel boards
paper
paper conservation
papermakers
photgraphy
photo paper
photoetching
photography
photogravure
platinum printing
platinum prints
postcard
printmaking
rag
recycled
relief printmaking
repair
rice paper
salago
sculpting
seikousen
sheen
shikishi
shindanshi
shodo
shoji screen
silk screening
small size
soft white
ssangbal
stone burnished
sumi
sumi painting
sumi-e
sumie
suminagashi
sunn
sunn hemp
tengucho
tenguchou
tengujo
tengujou
textured
thinnest paper
tissue
Tokushima
torinoko
Tosa
Tosa Washi
Toyo paper
unryu
Vandyke Brown
waasli
washi
washi paper
water
watercolor
webal
white
woodblock print
woodblocks
woodcut
xuan
ziatypes
This collection shows mostly plain white, natural, undyed papers from mostly Japan and Korea. Some papers have kozo in them, but may be mixed with other fiber pulps.