at Paperworld - yes, yes, long time ago - we had less than others the state Carta Pura visited. From the long second day quite tired and dazed, we wanted to look around and a really short pay much appreciated by us Carta Pura employee who berädt us always extremely knowledgeable and sensitive, a visit. Suddenly our eyes but remained at a Japanese Washipapier hang, we did not know. "Tsumugi" said the lady smilingly telling about our emerging enthusiasm and open mouths.
It sounds really mundane, yet we seek to explore a little, which has since attracted us so and still leaves open the heart. "Tsumugi" shines with its 140g weight and sturdiness immediately. But this impression is resolved immediately by the quite unique surface structure: It seems as if a precision workers by hand with a Zackenrad entlangefahren the leaf, while hundreds of slightly varying horizontal lines would have left. The light plays with these fine grooves, throwing lights and shades, as arising from the waves of a lake and over again and pass away. This impression is reinforced by a very interesting choice of colors: cool and warm at the same time we feel the deep blackberry and brown and the bright mauve and French blue, elegantly restrained the unusual shades of gray. Phew, we would have been happy bought the whole stock and thus paved the rooms. At least it was then passed that I have a could get hold of some sheets for the photographic backgrounds for ourselves - because you've already seen one or the other on this blog ;-)
Yes, the colors can not play on the Web, of course, really - but hopefully you can still a impression to win? Incidentally, the picture above shows the paper is significantly extended. So you can see quite well that the lines are not printed but is marked.
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