Shoji paper N120 muji wide format

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HABAHIRO Muji N120 Shoji paper pure white 135 cm wide

pure white, highly translucent standard shoji paper with fine texture, wide format 135 cm

MUJI N120 is one of the few Shoji papers produced in an extra-wide format of 135 cm. The addition of viscose fibers makes the paper relatively stable despite its thinness. The hemp fiber content ensures beautiful light diffusion and a lively texture.

With its generous width of 135 cm, the Shoji paper Muji N120 is particularly well-suited for wide cabinet doors.

BrandKASEN
Format4.30 m x 135 cm
Weight g/m²62 g/m²
Thickness<0,2 mm
GluingPaste or Shoji paper adhesive
Composition50% pulp (wood pulp) 30% viscose fibers 15% Manila hemp 5% synthetic fibers, optical brightener
Main componentSoftwood pulp
OriginJapan / Yamanashi
suitable for coveringwell suited

Delivery time: 3-5 days

Only 2 left in stock (can be reordered)


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HABAHIRO Muji N120 Shoji paper pure white 135 cm wide

Pure white, highly translucent Shoji paper with a fine fiber texture, wide format 135 cm

Muji N120 is one of the few shōji papers produced in the extra-wide 135-cm format. Thanks to the addition of viscose fibers, the paper is relatively sturdy despite its thinness. The hemp fiber content creates a beautiful diffusion of light and a vibrant texture.

With its generous width of 135 cm, the Shoji paper Muji N120 is particularly well-suited for wide cabinet doors.

Shoji papers are thin, translucent, and either translucent white or natural-colored Japanese papers, which are mainly used for covering lattice frames, screens, and Shoji sliding doors. Shoji papers scatter and distribute the light from lamps or fluorescent tubes very well, so that you can also create large light objects with them. Despite their high translucency, Shoji papers are largely opaque. Shoji papers are glued to wooden frames with a removable natural starch paste based on tapioca and then slightly moistened. They then tighten themselves as they dry.

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