Kozuke is a family of good quality, versatile and economical Japanese papers available in three weights and two tones. Scroll down to see the range of papers available and click on each product image for details on each paper and sizes.

This range of machine-made Japanese papers is made from a mix of kozo fiber (for strength and flexibility) and wood sulphite (for affordability) with light sizing. Available in white and ivory, in a regular weight (44g) and heavy weight (65g) and the white comes in a light weight (21g). Kozuke papers are so versatile — they can be used for calligraphy, watercolor, inkjet and laser printing, letterpress, lino printing, mokuhanga / Japanese woodblock printing, drawing, pastel and more. They have been used for large scale steamroller printing as well as limited edition fine press books. You can order these papers in 8.5" x 11" size, full sheets of 25" x 37", half sheets as well as 10 yard rolls and 65 yard rolls. You'll fall in love with the feel of these sheets and all you can do with them. Dai Chiri and Tatami papers are a similar fiber and weight but are dyed rather than natural tone.

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21g Kozuke Light White Japanese Paper

21g Kozuke Light White Japanese Paper

from $0.60

Kozuke Light is part of a family of good quality, versatile and economical Japanese papers.

This lightweight sheet is good for fly sheets, mounting, collage, printing, dyeing, stitching and for treating with konnyaku for a variety of effects.

Sheet size: 8.5” x 11” and 25” x 37” (635 x 940mm)

Weight: 21g

Fiber: 30% kozo, 70% lignin-free wood pulp

If you are ordering full sheets be sure and select the option for full sheet shipping. We can cut full sheets in half to quality for the lower shipping rate option. Please make a note when you checkout.

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This gallery of images shows work created on Kozuke Japanese papers (letterpress printing on Kozuke / book “When I Fly” by Lisa Rappoport, Bryan Kring, and Sharon Kallenberger / Paste Papers by Madeline Durham / watercolor calligraphy by Carrie Imai / marbled papers by Robert Wu / Liz Parkinson linocut steamroller print courtesy of JPP). Click on gallery to advance images.