It is our great pleasure to introduce you to 24 beautiful and precious Japanese papers that perfectly complement our existing range.

Masaru Nishita and So Kubota of the Sekishu Washi Next Generation Group produce these hand-scooped papers from the bark fibres of the kozo, mitsumata and gampa shrubs.

The traditional Sekishu-Washi-paper from Shimane Prefecture in southwest Japan has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At our stand, you can view the 24 sheets in all their diversity. You will gain insights into the centuries-old production process and see the enchanting range in which these papers are still utilized today.

Be inspired by the uniqueness of these papers!

100 percent cotton fibres, water from Holland and a secret, magical ingredient have been turned into paper on a very slow fourdrinier machine. This paper is one of the most popular and appreciated by CARTA PURA: the Carta pura, used for watercolour and drawing pads, sketchbooks and writing paper which make up a significant part of our range.

In addition to large sheets, we now also offer the Carta pura 270 g as roll paper!

1 metre wide, 10 metres long, in white, off-white and black.

They're back! The elastic-bound folders. It took some time for us to find the material that could replace the once-cherished, sturdy anthracite-coloured cardboard that is no longer being produced. We found it in the USA. We are once again offering the elastic-bound folders in all three formats: A6, A5 and A4, with seven different, clear elastic colours.

And the Tsumugi-notebooks. Do you know the name and format? They replace the Murillo- notebooks, which are one of our bestsellers. Here, too, the fine cover Murillo paper in the bright colours is no longer produced. The solution was obvious. We chose the Tsumugi paper, which we have been using for the Carta-Pura-calendars for many years.
Now the slim notebook is available in ten different, fresh, vibrant colours!

In his childhood, a certain book held a very special attraction for Jonathan Osthoff. It was square, or rather, almost square. At the time, the Swiss artbook publishing house Skira was releasing books in this eye-catching format. From this memory, the Cloth-book, a notebook and drawing book, was created. It measures 15 x 14 cm – an optical square. 240 pages of Rivoli light grey or white, thread-stitched, with a smooth, flexible cover and Japanese book cloth.

We are also presenting this fine material from Tokyo for the first time at the Ambiente. Made of 100% cotton, it is particularly soft and gives the colours depth and luminosity.

We have selected 15 of the 32 available colours for the Cloth-book.

It is our great pleasure to introduce you to 24 beautiful and precious Japanese papers that perfectly complement our existing range.

Masaru Nishita and So Kubota of the Sekishu Washi Next Generation Group produce these hand-scooped papers from the bark fibres of the kozo, mitsumata and gampa shrubs.

The traditional Sekishu-Washi-paper from Shimane Prefecture in southwest Japan has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At our stand, you can view the 24 sheets in all their diversity. You will gain insights into the centuries-old production process and see the enchanting range in which these papers are still utilized today.

Be inspired by the uniqueness of these papers!

100 percent cotton fibres, water from Holland and a secret, magical ingredient have been turned into paper on a very slow fourdrinier machine. This paper is one of the most popular and appreciated by CARTA PURA: the Carta pura, used for watercolour and drawing pads, sketchbooks and writing paper which make up a significant part of our range.

In addition to large sheets, we now also offer the Carta pura 270 g as roll paper!

1 metre wide, 10 metres long, in white, off-white and black.

They're back! The elastic-bound folders. It took some time for us to find the material that could replace the once-cherished, sturdy anthracite-coloured cardboard that is no longer being produced. We found it in the USA. We are once again offering the elastic-bound folders in all three formats: A6, A5 and A4, with seven different, clear elastic colours.

And the Tsumugi-notebooks. Do you know the name and format? They replace the Murillo- notebooks, which are one of our bestsellers. Here, too, the fine cover Murillo paper in the bright colours is no longer produced. The solution was obvious. We chose the Tsumugi paper, which we have been using for the Carta-Pura-calendars for many years.
Now the slim notebook is available in ten different, fresh, vibrant colours!