Aizu Cotton Pattern - Blue OrigamiSize: 6" x6" 20 sheets 5 patterns, 4 each Aizu cotton is a traditional folk art fabric in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture, and is used for everyday wear. Its simple stripe pattern gives it a unique character. Today, it is widely used for clothing, interior items such as tablecloths and cushions, books, and folk art such as ties and wallets.

Size A6 ( 4"x6")

A very stable acid-free material that can keep edges from denting

The long fibers are beaten

Traditionally used for ceremonial papercuts and to make codices

Material: Kozo

The cover of this lovely pop up card features a laser-cut illustration of a blooming cherry blossom branch

Gamblin's PVA (Poly Vinyl Acetate) seals the porous surface of fabrics and papers

colorful orange and red blossoms

She studied calligraphy under Seika Kawabe (Mainichi Calligraphy Organisation) for many years and ink painting under Chinese ink painter Li Geng

Size 4/6 (0

displaying a scene of water lilies with maple leaves floating down beside them

40 Pale Blue