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JAPANESE PAPERMAKING. TRADITIONS, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES
Barrett, Timothy
Published by Weatherhill, 1984
Hardcover in very good condition with previous owner’s name written in front. First edition signed by author with dedication to previous owner.
Japanese Papermaking: Traditions, Tools & Techniques sheds light on every facet of this time-honored craft and offers complete instructions on how to duplicate its exquisite results in the West. Part 1, 'The Craft in Japan', draws on the author's experience learning to make paper in Japan and documents Japanese papermaking as it has been practiced for centuries. Part 2, 'The Craft in the West', provides step-by-step instructions for the two methods of Japanese papermaking. Every aspect of papermaking is explained in depth, including cultivation of paper mulberry in the West, weaving the flexible mold surface and evaluation of the finished paper. A chapter on variations answers many common questions asked about the process, covering watermarking, making laminations with leaves and other natural materials, using Western equipment in Japanese processes, and making paper for printmaking, book conservation and other specific uses. A substantial bibliography and glossary further supplement the text.
ISBN 10: 083480185X
Barrett, Timothy
Published by Weatherhill, 1984
Hardcover in very good condition with previous owner’s name written in front. First edition signed by author with dedication to previous owner.
Japanese Papermaking: Traditions, Tools & Techniques sheds light on every facet of this time-honored craft and offers complete instructions on how to duplicate its exquisite results in the West. Part 1, 'The Craft in Japan', draws on the author's experience learning to make paper in Japan and documents Japanese papermaking as it has been practiced for centuries. Part 2, 'The Craft in the West', provides step-by-step instructions for the two methods of Japanese papermaking. Every aspect of papermaking is explained in depth, including cultivation of paper mulberry in the West, weaving the flexible mold surface and evaluation of the finished paper. A chapter on variations answers many common questions asked about the process, covering watermarking, making laminations with leaves and other natural materials, using Western equipment in Japanese processes, and making paper for printmaking, book conservation and other specific uses. A substantial bibliography and glossary further supplement the text.
ISBN 10: 083480185X