Japanese decorative papers reflect the superb craftsmanship, design sensibilities and rich variety of the Edo Period (1630—1868). Chiyogami papers are characteristically small dense patterns that were originally wood block prints but are now typically silk screened. This stunning pattern features waves and plum blossoms. Perfect for book binding because of its strength and glue-ability, it is also excellent used for origami, as collage paper, for crafts, card making, wedding invitations and more.
