In Japan, artisans use fibers from a plant and river water to make a traditional paper that is also used in doors and room dividers, preserving a technique recognized by UNESCO

Original: No Japão, artesãos utilizam fibras de uma planta e água de rios para fabricar um papel tradicional que também é usado em portas e divisórias das casas, preservando uma técnica reconhecida pela UNESCO

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Japanese artisans use fibers from the kozo plant and river water to create washi paper, a traditional technique valued by UNESCO. The post In Japan, artisans use fibers from a plant and river water to manufacture a traditional paper that is also used in doors and room dividers of houses, preserving a technique recognized by UNESCO appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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