Screen Printed

A subtle metallic gold brushstroke gives this boldly colored, handmade Nepalese lokta paper a festive pattern. Screened printed on one side, this acid-free paper is wonderful for bookbinding, invitations, and many decorative purposes. Available in five colors.

This acid-free, silk screened, handmade paper takes it's cue from traditional papermaking in that it is poured and always air dried. This paper features festive geometric and Chinese coin metallic patterns. It is made from the long, luxurious lokta plant fiber that gives the paper its natural shine.

Sheets of colored Lama Li Lokta are silkscreened with cloud silhouettes in an elegantly understated fashion. A favorite handmade acid-free paper for mixed media, bookbinding, scrapbooking, collage, and converted products such as albums, boxes, folios, and lampshades. Available in ten attractive colors.

This paper starts out much like crumpled Hindumomi, but the unique batik pattern is created when the papermaker reopens the crumpled sheet and hot presses it. By ironing out the creases, the ink is moved into the beautiful patterns that emulate resist dyeing. Handmade in India of 100% cotton rag, it is acid-free. Five colors with cut edges.

SAVOIR-FAIRE OPTIX AND ALHAMBRA

Optix is the creation of an award winning textile designer from Switzerland whose creations are made to play with your vision. Various technologies are combined with the art of screen printing resulting in transparent vellums that have never been seen before. Vogue is two-sided with complementary colors, where as the Karo and Alhambra sheets are single sided. Optix can be used for bookcovers, invitations, giftwrap, and lampshades.