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Paper produced in China (Anhui Province), of the famous "Red Star" brand. One side is very smooth.

 

Origin: 
Japan
Botanical name: 
70% blue sandalwood paper.

 

Origin: 
China
100% blue sandalwood paper.

 

Origin: 
China
Botanical name: 
Juan means bamboo plate for writing and comes from the use of bamboo tablets. This glossy paper was exempt from tax.

 

Origin: 
China
Paper made by Bai and Naxi in Yunnan which is used for writing sacred texts. During the Qing Dynasty (1616 - 1911), it was used at the imperial court for official documents. It was exported to Burma, India and Thailand.

 

Origin: 
China
Xuetao after the name of its maker, is a small size paper devoted to poem' writing under the Tang dynasty (618-907).

 

Origin: 
China
Botanical classification

Amorphophallus konjac K. Koch

Order: 
Alismatales
Family: 
Synonyms: 
Amorphophallus mairei H. Lév.
Amorphophallus  nanus H. Li & C. L. Long
Amorphophallus rivieri Durieu ex Riv.
Brachyspatha konjac (K. Koch) K. Koch
Hydrosme rivieri (Durieu ex Riv.) Engl.
Proteinophallus rivieri (Durieu ex Riv.) J. D. Hook. f.
Used part of the plant: 
Racine
Use for paper making: 
Agent de teinture
Botanical classification

Amorphophallus konjac K. Koch

Order: 
Alismatales
Family: 
Synonyms: 
Amorphophallus mairei H. Lév.
Amorphophallus  nanus H. Li & C. L. Long
Amorphophallus rivieri Durieu ex Riv.
Brachyspatha konjac (K. Koch) K. Koch
Hydrosme rivieri (Durieu ex Riv.) Engl.
Proteinophallus rivieri (Durieu ex Riv.) J. D. Hook. f.
Used part of the plant: 
Use for paper making: 
染色助剤
Botanical classification

Myrica rubra (Lour.) Siebold & Zucc.

Order: 
Fagales
Family: 
Synonyms: 
Daphne argyi H. Lév.
Morella rubra Lour.
Myrica rubra var. acuminata Nakai
Used part of the plant: 
小枝
樹皮
Use for paper making: 
染料

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