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Katazome-shi Japanese Paper 8×18″
Katazome-shi patterns are inspired by the garment trade, particularly kimono fabric. These patterns are printed using a starch-resist and stencil-printing method with soy-based inks. Using a technique originally developed in Kyoto centuries ago for printing kimono fabric, hand-cut stencils were made from persimmon-dyed “katagami” stencil paper.
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The word “katazome” means “stencil-dyed”. Each colour is applied by hand onto a kozo-sulphite mix, handmade paper. The techniques and materials used ensure that the ink is absorbed deeply into the fibers of the paper for long-lasting colour. Katazome-shi‘s rich colours and the quality of the printed sheets are cloth-like in many ways. This paper is an excellent choice for covering books, boxes, lampshades, and collage.
Sheet Size: 8″ x 18″
Paper Weight: 60 g
