Papel japonés Takogami 43g - Moriki Paper Chile

Japanese paper Takogami 43g

El papel japonés o papel japón, a pesar de su extrema ligereza, ofrece una excepcional capacidad de resistencia fisicoquímica que ningún otro papel cuenta. Es muy adecuados para la conservación y restauración de documentos, hojas de libros y otros objetos de papel debido a sus fibras largas. También se usa como soporte de refuerzo para la reintegración de documentos. No se decoloran ni se vuelven quebradizos con el tiempo. Papel washi Chile para Conservación

Moriki Paper, in cooperation with washi craftspersons and studios throughout Japan, has been devoted to supplying a wide variety of washi to more than 30 countries around the world since its establishment as a washi specialty business in 1925. We know through documents which date from before the eighth century that washi can be preserved for more than 1000 years, and it is now being used in the preservation and restoration of materials, documents, and works of art in libraries and museums not just in Japan but around the world. Especially overseas, beginning in the time of Rembrandt in the 17th century, and later in the works of Picasso, Chagall, Dali, and other artists, washi has long been favored as an art medium, and these artists’ many artworks are even now preserved in their original state. Further, in more than just traditional uses such as shoji and fusuma, even now washi has a wide variety of applications in interiors, lighting, decoration, crafts, stationery, and more; washi is being used to create things which leave a lasting impression. The idea of preserving important things on washi – even today – is a way of thinking that we would like to spread around the world.


Encuentra papel tengucho Takogami 43g en Santiago de Chile.