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The World of Washi Newsletter was created as an educational and informative tool for paper enthusiasts and Hiromi Paper supporters. By mixing in articles from Japan and around the world along with current news and upcoming events, World of Washi continues to be an interactive space for communication between Hiromi Paper and our fans.
Don't forget to check out the below archives for past articles!
Don't forget to check out the below archives for past articles!
Newsletter Archives
2017 Editions
Looking Back at 2017
June 2017: Washi Tour 2017 Recap Part II
May 2017: Washi Tour 2017 Recap Part I
Looking Back at 2017
June 2017: Washi Tour 2017 Recap Part II
May 2017: Washi Tour 2017 Recap Part I
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March 2016: Artist Feature: Sal Taylor Kydd
March 2016: Keiji Oki of Mohachi Paper in Fukui Prefecture
February 2016: Introduction to Hiroko Karuno, paper spinner
2015 Editions
December 2015: Rembrandt and Gampi II by Bruce Meade
March 2016: Artist Feature: Sal Taylor Kydd
March 2016: Keiji Oki of Mohachi Paper in Fukui Prefecture
February 2016: Introduction to Hiroko Karuno, paper spinner
2015 Editions
December 2015: Rembrandt and Gampi II by Bruce Meade
November 2015: German Papermaker, Gangolf Ulbricht Feature
May 2015: Two Countries article by Satoshi Hasegawa
2014 Editions
October 2014: Yukyu-shi Feature, Cultivating kozo fields
August 2014: Artist Feature: JJ L'Heureux
World of Washi Archives: 1995 - 2013
Winter 2008: Toro-aoi and its use in Japanese Papermaking
Fall 2008: Papermaking in the Rainy Season
Spring 2007: Gregory Colbert's Ashes and Snow in Tokyo
Spring 2007: Chine-collé Techniques by Yuji Hiratsuka
Summer 2006: Gyotaku: The Process of Fish Printing
Fall 2005: Printing on Hosho Papers
Summer 2003: Rembrandt and Gampi by Bruce Meade
Spring 2003: Model Airplanes & Japanese Papers
Winter 2002: Artists and Printers on their Favorite Washi
Summer 2002: Journey to Bhutan
Winter 2002: Making Paper Kites by Scott Skinner