Japanese Paper

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed (katazome)papers (-shi). Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi was being made up until recently. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time, using persimmon-dyed kozo as the...

Emergency Chiyogami Pocket Pack - 72 Three Inch Square Sheets - This packet of paper is part scrap pack, part origami paper pack. These packs contain 72 sheets of high quality Chiyogami paper- 3 sheets each of 36 patterns. The packets will vary from...

The slightly heavier weight of this paper make it ideal for relief printing, and the light internal sizing means it's quite suitable for mokuhanga. Also good for painting and sumi-e. 50% Thai kozo & 50% sulphite. 45g weight.

Four hand-silkscreened images on one sheet based on Hiroshige woodblock prints. Top L: The 53 Stations of the Tokaido, Rain Shower at Shono; Top R: Famous Places in the Eastern Capital, Cherry Trees at Night; Bottom L: Famous Restaurants of Edo, The Aoyagai in...

These wonderfully decorative patterns on paper, known as Chiyogami, are silkscreened onto machine made sheets of mixed kozo and sulphite. They are more popularly known as Yuzen in the United States. Originally, Chiyogami designs were developed in the Edo period as woodblock prints by...