Our Papers
Forty Varieties,
One Tradition
Each sheet is pulled by hand from kozo-fiber vats, pressed, and air-dried on cedar boards under the Echizen sun.
"Pressed from Water, Dried by Air, Held for Centuries."
Each sheet is pulled by hand from kozo-fiber vats, pressed, and air-dried on cedar boards under the Echizen sun.
Echizen, Fukui Prefecture — a town where paper-making has been an unbroken living tradition since the Nara Period. Designated a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, our craft is passed down through the sukibune, the wooden paper-making vat.
Invitation suites, ceremony programs, place cards, and keepsake folios — each piece letterpress-printed on our finest washi.
A FOLIO wedding suite begins with a conversation about your story. We source the paper to match your mood — translucent gampi for a misty ceremony, textured kozo for a garden celebration.
Step into the sukibune hall and draw your first sheet of paper from water — an experience that connects you to 1,200 years of craft.
Prepare kozo fiber, pull sheets from the vat, press and dry your washi. Leave with 8 handmade sheets to take home.
Combine paper-making with letterpress printing. Design and produce a set of 10 notecards using your handmade washi.
A full creative residency: paper-making, natural dyeing, bookbinding, and an exclusive studio dinner with our master papermakers.
Whether you seek a single ream of custom washi or a complete stationery system for your brand or ceremony — our atelier takes on a limited number of bespoke commissions each season.
Begin Your Commission