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Kozo papers are well-known among paper enthusiasts, but not many people know about the plant that that brings life to the papers. So, let’s dive in and explore the fascinating plant itself!

Papers made from wood pulp yellow and become brittle over time, while kozo paper (washi) can last over 1,000 years. The key difference is lignin. To understand why, read more!

It is no secret that kozo papers are stronger and more durable than most papers in today market. A thin sheet of kozo can punch above its weight class when it comes to the ability to withstand wear and tear. In this post, we will explain why our beloved papers have such properties!

Hello paper lovers! This post will explore the benefits of adding a touch of elegance and eco-friendliness to your book with kozo papers! Kozo paper, also known as mulberry paper, is a type of traditional made from the fibers of...

Momigami, also known as kneaded paper, is a traditional Japanese paper art that dates back hundred of years. The term "momigami" translates to "kneaded paper" in Japanese, referring to the process of crinkling the paper by hand.