This sutra copying paper is made from mulberry paper from Aoya, the village of Inshu washi paper that has continued for over 1,300 years.
It suppresses smudging as much as possible, making it easy to write with brushes and brush pens.
Because it contains kozo, you can enjoy smooth brushstrokes. It comes with a model mount so you can trace it just by overlapping it, so even those who are copying sutras for the first time can use it with confidence.
