Hosokawa-shi UNESCO Heritage Letter Paper. 3 SMALL Sheets – Japan
One of the best papers in the world to write that special letter to someone, that is a true keepsake. Hosokawa-shi UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage letter paper. Handmade Ogawa-Washi by the master of Hosokawa-shi. This paper has been made the same way by hand since the Edo Period (1603-1868) in Japan. This washi
One of the best papers in the world to write that special letter to someone, that is a true keepsake. Hosokawa-shi UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage letter paper. Handmade Ogawa-Washi by the master of Hosokawa-shi. This paper has been made the same way by hand since the Edo Period (1603-1868) in Japan. This washi has an elegant translucence’s, subtle irregular texture, strength and durability. It has been hand-stamped with vertical writing lines, but works very well as horizontal lines to keep everything neat for that special letter.
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Product details
Colour: Creamy pearl translucent white
Dimensions: 145mm x 200mm*(3 x Sheets)
Weight: 5g*
Paper: 100% Japanese grown Kozo (Mulberry), Sunset hibiscus, soda ash
(*Handmade may vary slightly)
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Hosokawa-shi No. 3, the UNESCO listed quality, handmade, packet of 10 full size
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