Awagami Editioning Kitakata Cool (Green) Select
Kitakata Cool (Green) is primarily composed of Philippine gampi fibre and has a very pale green tone w/ a subtle gloss. This paper is impressively resilient making it ideal for all printmaking (including chin colle') drawing, mixed media and alternative photography. Although listed as "unsized", Kitakata's gampi fibres have a natural resistance thus no additional sizing is needed.
- Size: 43x52cm
- Weight: 36 gsm
- Deckled edges: 4
- Sizing: Unsized
- Material: 90% Philippine Gampi / 10% Alpha Cellulose
- Ph: 6 to 7
- Use: Printmaking, drawing, alt. pro photography, mixed-media, encaustic, collage, bookarts
Awagami Editioning Papers are crafted with the artistry and knowledge of 300 years of washi papermaking. The papers are made using traditional Japanese fibers such as kozo & gampi as well as other non-tree fibers; bamboo and cotton. Fibers are often skillfully combined yielding washi with highly unique textures and expressive characteristics. All washi in this collection feature 4 feathery deckled edges that add a subtle refinement to finished works.
Awagami Editioning Papers are acid-free, archival and made with a strict attention to quality and preservation. All the papers from this series may be used by artists for a wide range of techniques from ink to printmaking to drawing.
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