Awagami Kozo Thin has the basic look of Japanese washi with extreme durability and the subtle beauty that kozo fibres afford. Kozo (Mulberry) is the main fibre used for Japanese washi and makes for extremely durable papers. Kozo is recommended for photographic prints, high-end reproductions and original works of fine art and is particularly well suited for prints/reproductions of Asian-style works.
Kozo is a traditional material used to make washi, and the fibres are long and thick resulting in a strong paper with excellent archival qualities. Additionally, Awagami Kozo feels soft but is extremely durable. A special coating has been added to reduce the bleed characteristics that is often found with all other kozo-based paper.
Awagami Inkjet Paper (AIJP) is a revolutionary WASHI (Japanese paper) collection intended for high quality inkjet printing for photographers, fine artists and designers. Every acid-free sheet of Awagami Inkjet Paper retains the fine organic texture and traditional look of washi.
Awagami Inkjet Paper preserves the uniquely tactile feel of washi while improving on common washi print issues of the past ie. inaccurate colour reproduction and colour bleed. All of the Awagami Inkjet papers are specially coated in order to enhance ink fastness and printing quality, maximizing the creative potential of your inkjet experience. Awagami Inkjet Paper is made with the finest quality fibres in order to meet the high standards of professional photographers and artists. It is the highest professional quality WASHI for use with full-colour inkjet printers.
Suitable for pigment and dye based inks. Acid free, no OBAs, pH neutral. Can only be printed on one side.
Please note, as washi papers are made of purely natural materials, very subtle variations can occasionally occur - adding to the unique organic and traditional washi look and feel.
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