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Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed papers. Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi is still made there today. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time,...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed papers. Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi is still made there today. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time,...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

Chiyogami Paper is hand-printed using the silk-screen technique. Throughout this extensive process each vibrant color is applied using a separate screen. As many as 12 colors, including gold or other metallics, may be used to create a single pattern...

"Katazome-shi" literally means stencil-dyed papers. Developed during the 20th century in Kyoto, based on traditional kimono printing techniques, Katazome-shi is still made there today. These richly colored papers are printed by hand, one color at a time,...