A long sheet of white washi paper with a captivatingly beautiful pattern
Rakusu-washi is an ancient Japanese technique in which, as the name suggests, water is dropped when making washi paper to create patterns.
The drawn patterns and delicate texture are like lace... That is why Rakusui Washi is also called Lace Washi.
The white makes the pattern stand out most beautifully. This paper stands out when combined with colored washi paper or wood grain in a variety of situations.
How will you use this paper?
It can be used to wrap products so that they are transparent, or to line display shelves, Even if you hang it by a window, the lace pattern will shine through and become even more beautiful. Use your own ideas to make the most of your paper.
To make Rakusui washi paper, you need a lot of pure water.
The Niyodo River is known for its purity and has the best water quality in Japan.
The Niyodo River has an abundant amount of water, and Tosa washi paper has been made here for over 1,000 years thanks to the river.
The characteristic of Tosa washi paper is its thin and flexible quality. Morisa's specialty in machine-made washi paper is This is called "Rakusui" and involves dropping water onto the thin, flexible paper to create a pattern.
We were able to produce this washi paper in a long roll in response to many requests.
"Dia" is now available from Morisa Collection 2022!
