A natural glue made by plant starch by Awagami Factory. It's non-chemical and eco-friendly which specifically made for washi papers. This washi glue comes with a container with wide opening for easy application and convenient for carry out. It is designed water-reversible and perfect for chin-colle' printmaking, collage and journaling.

Integrating traditional handmade washi papers into contemporary life, Awagami manufactures high quality and unique washi papers for different markets, which include a variety of decorative papers to spark your creative potential.

Awagami washi papers are made by using renewable fibers such as Kozo, Bamboo, Mitsumata, Gampi and Hemp, yielding sheets of expressive surface and impressive character. They are beautiful and versatile enough to be used for almost any creative project you can come up with, from adorning your pages to greeting cards, packaging or simply place it on your desk.

We hope you will enjoy journaling, scrapbooking, origami and paper crafts with your hands at these traditional Japanese washi papers!

Crafting traditional papers for contemporary life

Awagami Factory

Located in the heart of Tokushima, Japan, Awagami Factory has been producing high quality papers since the 18th century. Awagami has a very long knowledge that has been passed throughout the different generations, which allows them to focus on the high quality of the unique washi paper that they provide to the different markets, and integrate washi paper into contemporary society and is known as a modern-day facilitator of washi culture.

Washi Paper & the Environment

Awagami washi paper is an "Intangible Cultural Property" of Tokushima, Japan.

Since antiquity, Japanese washi has been made from renewable plant resources that grow to maturity in 1-2 years. When compared to wood-based papers (that take dozens of years to mature and require many chemicals), washi is created with significantly less harm to our environment in a clean and eco-friendly manner.

Size: ⌀5.5 x (H) 5.5cm

Made in Japan, by Awagami Factory