Japanese Printmaking Papers
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Brand: Hahnemühle | Brand: Legion | |||||
"Sumi" means "black ink" and "e" means both "path" and "painting. | Hosho is a traditional, high-quality kozo paper, strong and absorbent. | Hosho Student Grade is similar to Hosho, but slightly heavier and coarser. | Save on a 10-sheet assortment of fine Japanese papers. | |||
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Price: $3 - $5 | Price: $3 | Price: $1 | Price: $5 - $6 | |||
Brand: Legion | Brand: Legion | |||||
Kinwashi is machine made of short, thick manila fibers. | Kitakata is manufactured from mitsumata. | Masa, machine made in Japan of sulphite pulp, is versatile and very reasonably priced, a strong paper with an even formation. | Mulberry Paper is handmade from the inner fiber of the mulberry to produce an exceptionally pure, translucent paper, used by paper and painting conservators in repair and lamination. | |||
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Price: $4 | Price: $8 | Price: $3 | ||||
Brand: Legion | ||||||
Okawara Paper is handmade of kozo fibers and sulphite. | Sekishu is one of the oldest papers in the world, and is still made today by hand. | Unryu, which literally means "Cloud Dragon Paper," is made by adding long swirling fibers to a basic kozo pulp. | ||||