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Translucence
At 70gsm, Japanese Kozo Paper Thin is perfect for high-end photography, fine art display and interior design. The Kozo paper is made from a type of mulberry used in Asia and Japan for traditional papers. Despite its lightweight and fine texture, this new category of premium paper is very strong because of the Kozo fibres, enabling the creation of durable and long-lasting fine art. While it is translucent, it provides artists with deep colour saturation, ensuring that their work looks impressive.
High-quality
This premium paper has a smooth texture and is durable because it is humidity resistant. It is also part of our SignatureWorthy selection of celebrity-endorsed products, proven to be reliable.
Versatile
Ideal for fine art, the Japanese Kozo Paper Thin allows a diverse range of outputs to be produced, from Japanese screens, to room dividers or even paper windows. It can be used in the same way as Kakemono, which is a Japanese scroll paper ideal for calligraphy, that is mounted on the wall. It is also suitable for drum-tight finishing on wooden frames. This flexibility allows artists to unleash their creativity using a medium inspired by Japanese tradition.
This new paper is a result of a collaboration between Epson and Gary Wornell, who has created fine art for more than ten years using Epson printers.
Specs
| Other features |
| Quantity per pallet |
104 pc(s) |
| Products per pallet |
104 pc(s) |
| Weight & dimensions |
| Package weight |
1.41 kg |
| Features |
| Roll length |
10 m |
| Size |
43.2 cm (17") |
| Print media weight |
70 g/m² |
| Finish type |
Matt |
| Country of origin |
Switzerland |
| Size (imperial) |
43.2 cm (17") |
| Technical details |
| Quantity per pack |
1 pc(s) |
| Package depth |
478 mm |
| Package width |
123 mm |
| Package height |
121 mm |
| Pallet length |
120 cm |
| Pallet width |
80 cm |
| Pallet height |
155 cm |
| Quantity per pallet layer |
13 pc(s) |
| Quantity per pallet layer (UK) |
18 pc(s) |
| Quantity per pallet (UK) |
144 pc(s) |
| Pallet length (UK) |
120 cm |
| Pallet width (UK) |
100 cm |
| Pallet height (UK) |
155 cm |
| Logistics data |
| Pallet gross length |
120 cm |
| Pallet gross width |
80 cm |
| Pallet gross height |
155 cm |
| Products per pallet layer |
13 pc(s) |
| Products per pallet layer (UK) |
18 pc(s) |
| Products per pallet (UK) |
144 pc(s) |
| Pallet length (UK) |
120 cm |
| Pallet width (UK) |
100 cm |
| Pallet height (UK) |
155 cm |
| Packaging data |
| Quantity per pack |
1 pc(s) |
| Package width |
123 mm |
| Package depth |
478 mm |
| Package weight |
1.41 kg |
| Package height |
121 mm |
Features
Epson Japanese Kozo, 17" x 10m, 70g/m². Roll length: 10 m, Size (imperial): 43.2 cm (17"), Finish type: Matt, Print media weight: 70 g/m²
Product Description
Translucence
At 70gsm, Japanese Kozo Paper Thin is perfect for high-end photography, fine art display and interior design. The Kozo paper is made from a type of mulberry used in Asia and Japan for traditional papers. Despite its lightweight and fine texture, this new category of premium paper is very strong because of the Kozo fibres, enabling the creation of durable and long-lasting fine art. While it is translucent, it provides artists with deep colour saturation, ensuring that their work looks impressive.
High-quality
This premium paper has a smooth texture and is durable because it is humidity resistant. It is also part of our SignatureWorthy selection of celebrity-endorsed products, proven to be reliable.
Versatile
Ideal for fine art, the Japanese Kozo Paper Thin allows a diverse range of outputs to be produced, from Japanese screens, to room dividers or even paper windows. It can be used in the same way as Kakemono, which is a Japanese scroll paper ideal for calligraphy, that is mounted on the wall. It is also suitable for drum-tight finishing on wooden frames. This flexibility allows artists to unleash their creativity using a medium inspired by Japanese tradition.
This new paper is a result of a collaboration between Epson and Gary Wornell, who has created fine art for more than ten years using Epson printers.
