TUBU TBU 壁紙 511 - 514

Handcrafted in Echizen, a region with over 1,500 years of papermaking heritage, Kumohada embodies the quiet elegance of true craftsmanship. The name "Kumohada," meaning "cloud texture," reflects the soft, organic patterns that emerge naturally during the making process.

Each sheet is created using the Nagashizuki method, a traditional technique where fibers are layered by hand in flowing, rhythmic motions. This method allows for remarkable strength, evenness, and a subtle translucency that machine-made papers cannot replicate. The use of Manila hemp gives the paper a light yet durable feel, making it a refined choice for interiors where light, texture, and tactility are essential.

Recommended Applications: Partition panels, feature walls, ceilings, framed art, or hospitality and wellness spaces such as spas, boutique hotels, tea rooms, and yoga studios. Fire-retardant treatment is required for commercial use.

Color:Vanilla

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Specification

W1000mm×H2120mm

*Traditional Japanese washi paper with naturally frayed edges (mimi) that have not been trime.

*Due to the handmade nature of each item, slight variations in color, pattern, and shape are to be expected.

Lead Time

6-8 weeks (The lead time varies depending on factors such as order volume, production schedules, and material availability. Please enquire for more details.)

Care & Install Instructions

Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause fading or discoloration. Consider using curtains or blinds to protect the wallpaper.

Prevent Moisture Exposure: Washi wallpaper is sensitive to humidity. Avoid installing it in damp areas such as bathrooms or kitchens. Use a dehumidifier if needed.

Handle with Care: As a delicate handmade product, washi wallpaper should be handled carefully to prevent tearing or damage during installation and maintenance.

TUBU TBU 壁紙 511 - 514

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About the manufacturer

Washilife

WASHILIFE is a Kyoto-based company dedicated to preserving and promoting the art of Japanese washi paper. By collaborating with traditional papermaking regions across Japan, WASHILIFE offers a diverse selection of washi products, including wallpaper, fusuma, shoji, and more.

Each piece reflects centuries of craftsmanship, utilizing natural fibers like kozo, mitsumata, and gampi, and is handcrafted using time-honored techniques. Committed to quality and authenticity. Their work ensures that this integral part of Japanese cultural heritage continues to enrich modern spaces.

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