Gampi is made from the inner bark of the gampi bush which must be obtained in the wild. Japanese gampi is very shiny even after being formed into paper, and has a natural sized quality which prevents absorption. Some gampi fibre is imported from the Philippines and it is much less shiny and more absorbent than Japanese.
Mitsumata is also a bush from which the inner bark is isolated to make paper. Mitsumata paper often has more tone, and is very soft and absorbent. It takes 2 or 3 years to regenerate.
Name
Code
Size
Weight
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Content |
Image
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Aged HM Gampi Tissue
(CON9911)
9 x 16.5"
9g
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100% gampi |
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Cedar Bark
(NAT1917)
25 x 38.5"
80g
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100% cedar bark |
Classic Kitakata
(NAT9373)
16 x 21"
35g
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100% Philippine gampi |
Custom length - Ginwashi Tissue Cream
(LRG1914)
36" x m
42g
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100% abaca |
Gampi Double-sided
(NAT11134)
31 x 43"
75g
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100% Philippine gampi |
Gampi Silk Tissue
(NAT10710)
17.75 x 24"
12g
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100% Phillippine gampi |
Gampi Smooth
(NAT1208)
25 x 37"
32g
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100% gampi |
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Ginwashi
(TRN1408)
24 x 38"
48g
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100% abaca |
Ginwashi Tissue White
(TIS8325)
24 x 38"
30g
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100% abaca |
Roll - Ginwashi
(LRG1409)
39" x 10yd
48g
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100% abaca |
Roll - Ginwashi Tissue Off-white
(LRG2204)
38" x 10yd
25g
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100% abaca |
Tashoku Long
(LRG8318)
38 x 72"
30g
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100% abaca |
