Nepalese Papers

Reminiscent of the traditional smiling sugar skulls used in Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations, Calavera's playful skulls virtually dance across the paper.

Handmade and air-dried in Nepal, lokta fibers produce strong sheets with interesting variations.

Handmade and air-dried in Nepal, lokta fibers produce strong sheets with interesting variations.

Created by village cooperatives in Nepal from the bark of the Daphne plant (locally known as "Lokta"), this eco-friendly, handmade paper is manufactured from 100% natural plant fibers, using traditional, sustainable papermaking processes.

The designs of the Far East are the inspiration for this unique paper that lends an elegant touch to paper projects.

This tree-free, acid-free lokta paper from Nepal is easy to work with and a favorite of artists for bookmaking, collage, and more.

With the sun as their catalyst, these serene handmade designs were created by laying Siris Ko pat leaves on top of lokta paper, then exposing the paper to the sun, resulting in soft silhouettes.

Swirling designs evocative of peacock feathers adorn this stunning paper, which is printed on 65 gsm deckle-edged lokta paper in a variety of color combinations.

Handmade in Nepal in vibrant primary colors, these Lokta sheets have a soft gold brush over their surface that creates varying patterns.

The Victoria Collection consists of three sophisticated patterns designed to complement each other magnificently.

The Victoria Collection consists of three sophisticated patterns designed to complement each other magnificently.

The Victoria Collection consists of three sophisticated patterns designed to complement each other magnificently.