Handmade a sheet at a time by expert papermakers, Awagami Bizan Thick Handmade Paper A1 23.4x33.1" 5 Sheetsfrom Awagami Bizan Thick Handmade Paper A1 23.4x33.1" 5 Sheetsis able to offer a distinct feel made even more unique by the inclusion of deckled edges. It is made from mulberry fiber (Kozo), which provides the characteristics known to Japanese Washi-style media, though this paper is more heavyweight than most with a 26.8 mil thickness and 300 gsm weight. This textured matte paper features a natural coloration and forgoes the use of optical brighteners for maximum longevity. Additionally, it is pH neutral for archiving purposes.

It is available here as a 5-pack of A1, 23.4 x 33.1" sheets.

Japanese Washi-Style Paper    Mulberry Fiber Base Material    Handmade with Deckled Edges    Basis Weight: 300 gsm    Thickness: 26.8 mil    No Optical Brightening Agents    pH Neutral    Surface Finish: Textured Matte

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone tried this paper with Epson et 8550?

A: Yes. I use Epson Print Layout for printing and I am happy with black and white prints on this paper when I use the ABW mode (media type = Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster, tone = dark). An ICC profile for color printing is available on the Epson website.

Q: 2. do you use photo black or matte black with this Epson fiber paper when printing on an Epson 4900 printer?

A: Exhibition Fiber paper by Epson is a semi-glossy paper that requires photo black ink.

Q: 3. icc profile for p900?

A: The ICC printing profile for Epson Legacy Etching Paper (13 x 19", 25 Sheets) (B&H# EPLETCH1319) will be installed when you install all of the Epson software for the P900.

Q: 4. Is this the same as the Epson Signature Worthy Exhibition Fiber Paper? The cover of the box I currently have says Signature Worthy on it, but this one doesn't seem to have that. Are they 2 different papers?

A: Yes, these are the same paper.

Q: 5. Does each sheet print on its own, or do you have to add a backing piece of paper for inkjet printing?

A: Each sheet prints on its own and it is designed for Inkjet printers.

Q: 6. Does this paper contain optical brighteners? And if so, do we have any information on archival quality? Would there be a difference in longevity of b&w vs. color prints?

A: Exhibition Fiber is a 325-gsm paper with an exceptional white base and is capable of deep, rich blacks. While it has a fiber paper base and is acid-and lignin-free, it does contain optical brighteners. According to Wilhelm Research, framed under UV glass using pigment inks, they say about 150 years. Album/dark storage is around 200 years.This is for both black and white, and color using pigment inks.

Q: 7. Can this be used with an Epson Surecolor P900 inkjet printer?

A: Yes, this Awagami Factory Kozo Thin White Paper (17" x 49' Roll) can be used with an Epson Surecolor P900 inkjet printer.

Q: 8. Is Epson Exhibition Fiber considered "archival"?

A: No, this Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper (17 x 22", 25 Sheets) is not archival (acid free).

Q: 9. I assume this can be run through a Canon printer, but does anyone know how well this works? Specifically, any experience printing this paper on a Pixma PRO-100? Thanks.

A: I have a Pro-100. The prints are beautiful (I set the Luster paper in the settings).

Q: 10. Will this paper work with Canon Pixma-Pro 100?

A: Yes, it will work fine with the Pro 100, however there is no ICC profile specifically designed for it to be used with that printer.