Arashi Brown 856 the pigments absorb deeply into

the pigments absorb deeply into the paper to produce long-lasting colour and the unmistakable look of a print truly made by hand

A father and son make our Akebono papers in the traditional way in a small Japanese village

The art of washi is an extremely labour intensive process starting with the harvest and preparation of kozo

Each sheet is formed

Soft wisps of variegated kozo are added to a finer pulp to create a texture and colour reminiscent of a morning sky

Arashi Brown 856 the pigments absorb deeply intoA dense and extremely strong handmade kozo paper. The fibres in Arashi are coarse and variegated. Arashi translates as storm, which very appropriately describes this paper most often used for collage and chigiri e. A father and son make our Arashi papers in the traditional way in a small Japanese village. Washi is the word for traditional papers made by hand. The art of washi is an extremely labour intensive process starting with the harvest and