Awagami Paper

Awagami Paper

Awagami paper offers a wide range of high-quality art supplies to help you bring your artistic vision to life. With a focus on traditional Japanese techniques and eco-friendly materials, they are committed to providing the best possible products for artists.

Unryu paper is perfect for a wide range of artistic and creative applications, including printmaking supplies, book art covers and painting. Its unique texture and appearance make it a popular choice for artists who want to add depth and dimension to their work. Unryu paper is available in thin and thick weights, making it easy to find the perfect option for your next project. Experience the versatility of Unryu paper for yourself.

Awagami papers are crafted exclusively in Japan where the papers are made both by hand and machine, to keep up with the international demand for their high-quality art supplies.

Explore Awagami Paper's range of top-quality fine art papers and experience the ultimate in art supply excellence. Order today and take your art to the next level with Awagami Paper. Shop now and receive free shipping when you spend over $100. Plus, be sure to check out our selection of painting paper, art boards and printmaking paper.  

FAQs

What is Awagami paper made of?

Awagami paper is made from natural fibres such as Kozo bark (mulberry trees), gampi (Japanese shrubs), and hemp, which are sourced sustainably by eco-friendly methods. These fibres are mixed with water and then layered and pressed to create the paper sheets. Their papers are acid-free and use natural fibres to yield the sheets.

Is Awagami paper good?

Yes, it is widely considered to be of very high quality. The company is known for its commitment to traditional Japanese paper techniques and care for the environment, which results in a product that is both beautiful and sustainable. 

How old is the Awagami paper factory?

The Awagami factory was founded in 1825 by the Fujimori family in Tokushima, Japan. They have been producing fine quality papers for over 200 hundred years and continue to impress artists worldwide.