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Thai Unryu/Mulberry Paper - WHITE 40 GSM
Unryu Paper is a lightweight, translucent mulberry paper made from the bark of the mulberry tree where long natural fibers can be seen flowing through the sheet. This kozo paper features a basic White color and is both strong and flexible.
• 40 GSM • Made in Thailand • Neutral pH • Translucent • Lightweight • Flexible
See a complete description and more specifications below.
• 40 GSM • Made in Thailand • Neutral pH • Translucent • Lightweight • Flexible
See a complete description and more specifications below.
8.5" x 11" Sheet
SKU:GPC-TU-2001-8
Price: $1.25
12" x 12" Sheet
SKU:GPC-TU-2001-12
Price: $1.70
25" x 37" Sheet
SKU:GPC-TU-2001-25
Price: $6.75
8.5" x 11" 24 Sheet Pack
SKU:GPC-TU-2001-24
Price: $31.99
Text Weight Mulberry Papers
Unryu paper, commonly referred to as mulberry paper has characteristics of paper containing strands of fiber that are added to the sheet to create contrast and texture. Tear the paper in any shape you desire to create a soft, feathered edge. When layered, these mulberry papers are translucent allowing the background colors to mix with the unryu paper. Some varieties include shiny metallic silver threads for a unique effect. These mulberry papers are a staple for any crafter or artist's paper collection. This paper weighs 40 gsm and has a neutral pH.
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- Machine made in Thailand
- Weight-40 GSM
- Neutral pH
- Available in three sizes: 8.5" x 11", 12" x 12" and 25" x 37"
- Fiber content- kozo
Download "Calligraphy and Art Medium Sample Guide" for this product
Thai Unryu Paper Ideas:
*Image used with permission from Diana Sartor.
Diana Sartor created this beautiful mixed media artwork using this white Thai Unryu/Mulberry Paper.
*Image used with permission from Amanda Brasil.
Amanda Brasil used Thai Unryu Paper and Indian Embossed Paper to cover and beautify these decorative bottles!
*Image used with permission from Brandon Nonaka.
Brandon Nonaka, a Gyotaku Japanese fish-print artist, used the 40 GSM Thai Unryu Paper to document his Tai Snapper catch!
Look at the beauty of Thai Mulberry Papers. Lightweight Mulberry Fibers are laced together in a lightweight, semi-translucent paper. Compare the subtle differences of the White Unryu Papers.