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The pad contains 48 sheets of 30 x 40 cm rice paper, ideal for techniques such as Sumi-E ink painting, Japanese calligraphy, and watercolor painting. Its absorbency and durability make it well-suited for printmaking processes like lino and woodblock prints.
The paper is made from long fibers, which provides exceptional strength for various techniques. One side of the paper is very smooth, while the other side is slightly rougher.
The roll contains 9 meters of 45 cm wide, 52 g kozogami paper. This durable and strong paper is suitable for various techniques such as relief printing, Japanese calligraphy, and Sumi-e painting. It is untreated, with no sizing on the surface, and is acid-free. It is also suitable for watercolor painting.
Lightweight, 28-gram thin and durable paper traditionally used for sumi-e (ink painting) and Japanese calligraphy. Hanshi paper shares characteristics with more expensive Japanese papers and is an excellent choice for students. It can also be used for lino and other relief printing techniques. The paper has a smooth side and a slightly rougher side.
Acid-free. The package contains 100 sheets, each measuring 24 x 32 cm.
Lokta paper is unique, durable, and handmade from lokta fiber. Acid-free. 51x76cm Lokta L01 30 g and L03 65 g. Each sheet of handmade paper is unique. The color of the paper may vary depending on the production batch.
Environmentally friendly Lokta paper is made by hand from the fibers of the Nepali Lokta bush. Lokta is a shrub, not a tree, and the fibers from which the paper is made are long and flexible, making Lokta paper very durable and pliable. Lokta papers can be used for many different purposes. They are suitable for letterpress printing, bookbinding, origami, and charcoal drawing, for example. The beautiful, soft surface provides an excellent base for various art projects.
The Lokta bush regenerates perfectly within about 4-6 years of cutting, and its cultivation and the production of “tree-free” paper serve as a reliable source of income for many Nepali artisans.