The requested page could not be found.

Are you looking for:

Printable Mulberry Paper
Printable

Printable Mulberry Paper

Ink-Jet and Laser Printer Compatible Papers

Print on smooth Thai Mulberry Papers to create wedding announcements, invitations and more with your own laser or ink jet printer. Mulberry Paper can be also be used for luminaries, gift-wrapping, layering, tea bag folding, jewelry making, stamping, embossing, collages and more.
Ginwashi & Kinwashi Paper
Japanese Kinwashi and Ginwashi Paper

Japanese Ginwashi & Kinwashi Paper

Imported Japanese Washi Paper with Inclusions

Ginwashi and Kinwashi are made in Japan from Kozo and Manila Hemp fibers. Both decorative papers are lightweight yet durable with textured fiber inclusions on one side and smooth on the reverse side.  The Ginwashi paper has more fiber inclusions than the Kinwashi and is featured on the right side of the image above. Use the translucent Ginwashi and Kinwashi papers for any overlay application for a subtle look or use in other great applications such as Batik Watercolor, printmaking, lampshades and collage.

Japanese Ogura Lace Paper
Japanese Ogura Lace Paper

Japanese Ogura Lace Papers

Heavyweight Lace Washi Paper

This luxurious decorative paper is one of the strongest lace papers you can find. Japanese Ogura Lace Paper is made in Japan from 100% manila hemp. To form the distinctive lace pattern, the long fibers are separated by the "falling water" effect on the newly formed sheets to create various holes within the paper. Ogura Lace Paper is acid-free...perfect for scrapbooking and other archival projects. This unique washi paper is available in a rainbow of colors, so you are sure to find a variety that compliments your art, craft of design project. 
Lace and Sheer Mulberry Paper
Sheer Mulberry Paper

Thai Lace and Pulp on Sheer Mulberry Paper

Lightweight Kozo Paper

These lightweight mulberry papers feature a variety of textures to complement any paper project. Each lace paper highlights an intricate design with delicate fibers showing through the openings. Other papers have funneling whirls of raised pulp to add texture and dimension to the remarkably thin, mulberry paper. The sheerness of these papers make them wonderful for use on lampshades, glass lamps or luminaries. Other uses include mixed media and different layering techniques.
Batik/Textured/ Pinto Lokta Paper
Sun Washed Lokta Papers

Batik, Textured, and Pinto Nepalese Lokta Paper

Eco-Friendly Paper

Traditional artisan Lokta paper has been used for nearly a millennium in religious texts, cultural products and government documents throughout Nepal. This beautifully-crafted paper remains a popular choice in Nepal but has also taken on broader applications worldwide in fine artwork, origami sculptures, and home décor pieces. Lokta paper is made from the rapidly-regenerating Daphne (Lokta) bush found in abundance in forests along the southern slopes of the Himalayas. Today, handmade Lokta paper continues to be a significant source of economic stability for rural Nepalese artisans.

Because Lokta is a non-wood shrub, the plant’s inner fibers are long and flexible, resulting in a strong and supple eco-friendly paper. Lokta paper has a soft texture and makes beautiful deckled edges when torn. While all Lokta papers have the same sturdy base, the appearances of Lokta paper are as varied as their applications.

  • Momi and Himalayas Lokta papers have a soft and crinkled texture that make them easy to manipulate for bookbinding, sculptures, and other malleable projects. 
  • Pinto Lokta Papers feature natural colors blended together in an abstract pinto pattern.
  • Batik styles of Lokta paper are made as artisans alternate using wax and dye to create unique and colorful patterns.
  • Shibori Crinkle designs are handmade to mimic  single-tone tie dye patterns. 
Visit our Paper Idea Gallery to see examples of Nepalese Lokta Paper in use!
Loading...