Christmas Gift Box ~ 10 Sheets Quarter Imperial 200lb Mixed Shades

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Two Rivers Paper Festive quarter Imperial WHITE

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Christmas Gift Box ~ 10 Sheets Quarter Imperial 200lb Mixed Shades

Introducing our Festive Special Offer

The perfect gift for the artist in your life or a special treat for yourself

Quarter Imperial 10 sheets Boxes ~ Handmade cotton and linen rag paper

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10 Sheet Box ~ One sheet each of Grey, Green, Cream, Oatmeal, Sand and five sheets of White.

10 Sheet Box ~ White

Size: 11 x 15″ / 28cm x 38cm

Weight: 200lb / 410gsm ~ Gelatine Tub Sized

Ribbon wrapped in a Brown Cardboard Box with a Handmade Wildflower Seed and Petal Gift Tag.

At 200lb, this paper is substantial enough to handle generous washes, and the gelatine tub-sizing keeps paint on the surface rather than letting it sink in. Pigment dries bright and sharp, and the surface takes lifting, scrubbing and reworking. This paper is suitable for watercolour, acrylics, pastels, mixed media and many printmaking processes.

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£32.92

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Made by hand in small batches at our mill in Watchet, Somerset.

Cotton and linen fibre, broken down in our Hollander beaters, is formed sheet by sheet into paper using traditional moulds and deckles, giving each one a unique surface texture and strength that sets handmade rag paper apart from anything machine-made.

At 200lb, each sheet is substantial enough to handle generous washes, and the gelatine tub-sizing keeps paint on the surface rather than letting it sink in. Pigment dries bright and sharp, and the surface takes lifting, scrubbing and reworking.

It takes three to four days from raw fibre to finished sheet. Suitable for watercolour, acrylics, pastels, mixed media, printmaking, and photographic processes.