Art Papers

Roll of Unryu, 50 gsm,

"shoji screen paper"

Item#: SG-U

UPC #: 762867020064

Size: 11" x 61 feet

Argelli Natural 30 gsm
Item#: NPAR30
UPC#: 762867410209
Size #: 19.5" x 29.5"

Welcome to Aitoh, your premier destination for high-quality and unique art materials. Our Argelli paper from Nepal is just one example of the exceptional products that distinguish us from other suppliers. We are dedicated to supporting artists at every level, and our diverse product line embodies this commitment. Whether you're an experienced artist or just beginning your creative journey, Aitoh has everything you need to bring your artistic visions to life.

Lokta Natural 15 GSM

Item #: NPN15

UPC #: 762867410032

Size: 19.5" x 29.5"

Lokta paper, also known as Nepali kagaj, is a unique handmade artisan paper originating from Nepal. Crafted from the bark of the Daphne shrub, this handcrafted paper has a rich history, once used for religious texts and documents. Today, Lokta paper is perfect for a variety of creative projects, including bookbinding, origami, block printing, and even reusable gift wrapping. Embrace the beauty and tradition of Lokta paper in your next artistic endeavor!

Lokta Natural 30 GSM

Item #: NPN30

UPC #: 762867410100

Size: 19.5" x 29.5"

Lokta Natural 60 GSM

Item #: NPN60

UPC #: 762867410056

Size: 19.5" x 29.5"

Lokta Natural 80 GSM

Item #: NPN80

UPC #: 762867410155

Size: 19.5" x 29.5"

Lokta Natural 120 GSM

Item #: NPN120

UPC #: 762867410001

Size: 19.5" x 29.5"

Narushima Washi Kasu-gami with flecks, four deckle edges

Item #: NW-KG

Sheets: 1

Size: 23.5" x 35.5"

Narushima Washi, tradtionally made kozo fiber paper in the town of Narushia in the Tosa prefecture of Japan

During the Meiji Period, washi paper production was one of the foundational industries of the Narushima area: some people even maintained an area of their home to house an iron pot of steaming kozo specifically for paper making. Narushima washi was traditionally hand-crafted by up to 120 people sharing production and selling duties working in a shared workshop in the Narushia area. Produced by the same family for generations, hand-crafted washi is now produced by master papermaker Mr. Kazunori Aoki, working at the Narushima Papercraft Center nestled at the foot of a Kumano Shine and Bishamondo Temple in the Naushima area.