Often used in restoration and bookbinding because of its strength, Kitakata is also suitable for printmaking, chine colle and block priting. Off-white in color and silky in texture, Kitakata is handmade from gampi  Learn More

Used as an inexpensive sumi, printmaking, marbling and fine letterpress paper, Masa is a soft, white paper with the traditional absorbency and feel of handmade Japanese papers. Machine-made in Japan from sulphite,  Learn More

Mingeishi Awagami Paper - White Wonderful for printmaking, this handmade Japanese paper is acid-free and made with kozo fiber. Lightweight, but strong and long-fibered, it has 4 natural deckle edges. Sheet size:  Learn More

Awagami Bamboo is a fine (and organic!) choice for artists and photographers alike exhibiting notable benefits and advantages over cotton based papers. This dense but soft medium was originally developed for  Learn More

Botan White by Awagami With its narrow laid pattern, this acid-free white paper is typical of the 'Hanshi' paper used in 'shodo' (Japanese for 'way of writing'). It's smooth on one side, toothy on the other.  Learn More

Tengucho White by Awagami The thinnest paper made in Japan is specifically designed for conservation and restoration of documents. It was invented during Japan's Edo period (1603-1867) by Genta Yoshii, and was  Learn More

Mulberry is soft, flexible, long fibered and possesses great wet strength for its weight. Use it for block printing, chie colle, etching, lithography and as a traditional sumi paper. Handmade from kozo and  Learn More

Masa Japanese Paper, 77gsm, 43in x 30yd Roll Used as am inexpensive sumi, printmaking, marbling and fine letterpress paper. Masa is a soft, white paper with the traditional absorbency and feel of handmade Japanese  Learn More

Kozo rice paper is highly absorbent, making it ideal for calligraphy and Watercolor painting.  Kozo paper is not size  Learn More

Try 16 different types of Japanese papers in a variety of colors and textures. Sheet sizes range from 16' x 20' to 31' x 43' and weigh 30–86 gm/m2. We will substitute comparable papers if any are unavailable. Ships  Learn More

Usually used for decorative purposes, Kinwashi is machine made from manila fibers. The sheet is smooth n one side and textured on the other with straw-like vegetable fibers. It is translucent and acid-free.  Learn More

Strong, flexible, and relatively uniform, these machine-made sheets are excellent for wood block, silkscreen, drawing and bookbinding. The yellowish to greenish-buff unbleached ground of these sheets is enlivened  Learn More