Rayon Paper, Washing Curing Paper

Yamato Rayon Paper (18g basis weight), as its name suggests, is a processed paper made from rayon, and is primarily used in mounting hanging scrolls to protect them. The newly introduced Yamato Rayon Paper, Ultra-Thin (12g basis weight), boasts the water-resistant, tear-resistant, and water-absorbing and water-retaining properties of rayon paper, while also being thin at just 12g/m², making it suitable for use during restoration of the original paper. Washable protective paper is water-resistant and permeable, and is used to protect the original paper when it is washed. New Yamato Paper (Sanmore 20g & 30g) has limited water permeability compared to rayon paper, but is similarly used during washing and restoration.

Persimmon astringency Paper

Persimmon astringency contains a large amount of tannin, which is absorbed by the fiber of paper and converted into an insoluble substance, resulting in water resistance and antiseptic action. The property of allowing air to pass through but not water to pass through is useful, and it is used for paper mold and Karibari (drying panel) for the work of making hanging scrolls.

Byobu Urabari kami

In general, navy blue or greenish colors are often used for the lining of folding screens (Byobu) , and silk, woven fabric, torinoko kami, etc. are used as materials.

Fabric : 95㎝ ✕ 7.3ⅿ or 73m
Torinoko kami : 95㎝ ✕ 1.8ⅿ

Washi Pleated Screen & Roll Screen

It is a screen that can take in the soft light produced by Japanese paper. In addition, it is tough, uniform and supple due to surface processing, and has excellent light fastness, UV protection, disaster prevention performance, and water repellency.

Please contact us in advance as there are items to be confirmed depending on the construction method.