Paper Guide

Thin paper. Commonly colored on one side and white on the reverse; double-sided colors and Japanese patterns are also available.

Has a rustic appearance with substantial stiffness and strength. Colored kraft paper is also available.

Available in a wide color range with the same color on both sides. The fibers are dyed, so crease lines are less prone to color cracking.

Features a soft, wave-like felt-mark texture and a broad color range.

Kraft-based fine paper with vintage-like colors and a slightly rough, natural texture.

Has an elegant matte metallic sheen, with gold or silver on the face and white on the reverse.

Thin and smooth, allowing light to pass through.

Decorative paper printed with traditional patterns. The term may also refer to modern patterned origami paper made from Western-style paper.

Dense-fibered, smooth, thin, lustrous, and strong.

Thin, smooth, and translucent. Colored variants create layered color effects.

Moist-feeling, smooth, soft, and warm in texture.

Extremely thin paper with a glossy side, slight translucency, and some crispness.