Ashley Hasselman on tue 6 jun 00
Philip,
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for or not but, a number of
years ago, I was doing a lot of printmaking and was using Japanese rice
paper for my prints. At that time, I was able to order it from Graphic
Chemical & Ink outside of Chicago (Villa Park, I think.) Not sure if it is
still available or if they carry the type of paper you need-- they had a
huge variety but the ones I used would definitely not have been classified
as cheap. May be worth a shot, though.
Ashley in Mississippi
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Subject: Need some RICEPAPER (from japan)
Thank you, I need to aquire some sheaves/reams/ packets of Ricepaper
in a few sizes, from Japan - the kind sold in convenience stores and so
on...the 'Cheap' kind (199 yen or so for 50 sheets), comes in sheets, not
notebooks.
Hopeing some Clayart member who lives in Japan would consider coresponding
with me about this, with a veiw toward helping me obtain some.
Sincerely,
Philip Poburka
Las Vegas, Nevada
pdp1@earthlink.net
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Philip Poburka on tue 6 jun 00
Thank you, I need to aquire some sheaves/reams/ packets of Ricepaper
in a few sizes, from Japan - the kind sold in convenience stores and so
on...the 'Cheap' kind (199 yen or so for 50 sheets), comes in sheets, not
notebooks.
Hopeing some Clayart member who lives in Japan would consider coresponding
with me about this, with a veiw toward helping me obtain some.
Sincerely,
Philip Poburka
Las Vegas, Nevada
pdp1@earthlink.net
Patrice Murtha on fri 9 jun 00
Philip--I think what you are looking for is SUMI paper which comes in rolls
of various widths. It's generally very cheap and any good art store such
as Pearl or New York Central will carry it. The term "rice" paper is really
a misnomer for I'm not aware of any Japanese paper that is made from rice.
If you are really interested in fabulous Japanese papers, please contact
Aiko's Art Material Import Inc.,3347 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60657
(773)-404-5600.
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