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These gorgeous papers are handmade by artisans in Nepal. The base paper is lokta (a tree fiber native to the country). Artisans float color inks on top of water baths to create the intricate marbled patterns. No two sheets are alike! Vivid colors are...

The pattern on this paper is highlighted by daisy yellow and cornflower blue- reminiscent of colors you would see in a wildflower garden. This paper has a large pattern on it (unlike the tiny patterns found in European marbled papers). Gorgeous and unique. Sheets...

Funkadelic Retro Printed Paper- Chartreuse, White, and Gold Daisies 22"x30" Sheet - This sheet is covered in very retro daisies, printed in brilliant shades of chartreuse, white, and metallic gold. The paper itself is pale lime green. Super fun and ideal for all kinds...

These are specially prepared, cut sheets of genuine goat and calf skin. This is the real thing when it comes to parchment! Beautifully translucent; sheets are smooth on one side and naturally grained on the other side. Goatskin features pronounced grain patterns that lend...

The Italian Carta Varese is one of the most traditional European���fantasy-papers���. Its roots go back to original Rennaissance patternsused as decoration of chests, cradles, or combs. Carta Varese papershave been manufactured since the 17th century in Veneto becoming famousfor their variety of colors and...

The Italian Carta Varese is one of the most traditional European���fantasy-papers���. Its roots go back to original Rennaissance patternsused as decoration of chests, cradles, or combs. Carta Varese papershave been manufactured since the 17th century in Veneto becoming famousfor their variety of colors and...

The Italian Carta Varese is one of the most traditional European���fantasy-papers���. Its roots go back to original Rennaissance patternsused as decoration of chests, cradles, or combs. Carta Varese papershave been manufactured since the 17th century in Veneto becoming famousfor their variety of colors and...

The Italian Carta Varese is one of the most traditional European���fantasy-papers���. Its roots go back to original Rennaissance patternsused as decoration of chests, cradles, or combs. Carta Varese papershave been manufactured since the 17th century in Veneto becoming famousfor their variety of colors and...

Amate bark paper is handmade in Mexico, using traditions that go back for centuries. Amate has been a part of Mexican culture since pre-Columbian Meso-American times. These beautiful sheets are quite sturdy and ideal for artwork ranging from painting to collage to lampshades and...

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork....

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork....

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork....

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork....

The word amate derives from amatl, the Nahuatl word for paper. Mayan and Aztec Indians painted on amate paper to create codices (accordion folded books) depicting stories, historical events and even astrology. The Otomi people still use amate paper today for creating cutout figures...

The word amate derives from amatl, the Nahuatl word for paper. Mayan and Aztec Indians painted on amate paper to create codices (accordion folded books) depicting stories, historical events and even astrology. The Otomi people still use amate paper today for creating cutout figures...

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times.Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork. Also...

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork. Also...

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times. Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork. Also...

These beautiful papers are hand dyed and marbled. They have a water-drop pattern that is created by hand; no two sheets are alike! Due to the dying process, the front of each sheet is slightly darker than the back. The colors are extremely vibrant...

This gorgeous paper comes to us from a Mexico, where skilled artisans have been producing amate paper for centuries. The culture of amate paper dates back to pre-Columbian Meso-American times.Amate paper looks amazing if you simply frame a sheet as ready made artwork. Also...