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Thai Kozo &amp cellulose, coated on both sides. A thin, almost translucent washi that takes ink extremely well giving a very fine detail on a delicate looking paper, No OBAs.);

Kozo (mulberry) is a traditional fiber used to make washi that produce exceptionally strong archival papers. ‘Kozo Thin Natural’ AIJP has a warm light ecru tone and is recommended for black & white photos, giclee prints, museum quality reproductions, fine art, scrolls etc…It is great for backlit, wrapping and other applications where you need a very strong / semi-transparent paper – Not recommended for images with high ink-density as thin papers may buckle slightly. (Optical Brightness Level = 23)

Kozo (mulberry) is a traditional washi fiber used to produce exceptionally strong archival papers. ‘Kozo Thick Natural’ is recommended for fine art photography, giclee prints, museum quality reproductions, scrolls, etc…It is great for images that are intended to backlit, wrapped over frame and other applications where you need a very strong yet semi-transparent paper. (Optical Brightness Level = 77)

Kozo (mulberry) is a traditional washi fiber used to produce exceptionally strong archival papers. ‘Kozo Thick White’ is recommended for fine art photography, giclee prints, museum quality reproductions, scrolls, etc…It is great for images that are intended to backlit, wrapped over frame and other applications where you need a very strong yet semi-transparent paper. (Optical Brightness Level = 23)

Kozo Double-Layered is two-layered paper; its printable side composed of 100% kozo fiber and peel-away backsheet made from pulp (discarded after separating). Separate the layers from one corner fist and attach to middle of a tube or cylinder. Slowly roll tube with paper across the sheet to gently pull layers apart as you roll. A very unique sheet, this washi paper is typically used for fine art, backlit photography, sculptural printworks, scrolls and antique replicas. (Optical Brightness Level = 75)

Bamboo 170gsm is a fine organic choice for artist, photographer and hybrid printmakers alike exhibiting notable eco-friendly advantages over cotton-based papers. This dense but wonderfully soft paper is made with the utmost care for beautiful print output and archival longevity. Awagami Bamboo papers are made from a mix of 70% bamboo + 30% recycled pulp (Optical Brightness Level = 77). 100% made, coated and packaged here at Awagami in Tokushima, Japan. Bamboo 170gsm is coated on both sides for double sided printing.

Kozo and Pulp machine-made paper from Echizen, Japan with coating for inkjet printing on both sides.