The Japanese term washi (from wa , Japanese and shi , paper) refers to all traditional papers made from long pieces of bark mainly from the kozo (or mulberry). Thanks to its long intertwined fibers, this paper is both very flexible and resistant. Due to its multiple qualities, it is a paper that lends itself to all kinds of creative hobbies: origami, bookbinding, cardboard, creating cards, renovating furniture and many other things.
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