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Xuan paper made in sheets of 4,5m length. Made in 1 to 3 or more layers.
Origin:
China
Botanical name:
Lianqi zhi is a paper which quality was controversial; it was manufactured in the Xinjian imperial manufacture which will be transferred to Yanshan. It will then take the name of the Longqing era (1567-1573).
Origin:
China
Local scripture:
江西省
Botanical name:
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
Botanical name:
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
Synonym:
Wenzhou Juan zhi
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
Botanical name:
Paper for practicising calligraphy.
Origin:
China
Used part of the plant:
根
Use for paper making:
染色助剤
Used part of the plant:
葉
小枝
樹皮
Use for paper making:
染料