2018年3月14日
2018年3月13日
Handmade paper factory
Resho
and Tsasho are artists’ handmade paper made from the inner bark or bast fibre
of de-nar, a Bhutanese variety of lokta. De-nar has a darker tone and harder
surface than both Nepalese lokta and mitsumata. It is a native plant of the
Himalayan foothills found above 3000 metres. De-nar is a sustainable and
renewable resource. Plants are cropped above ground level and can be
reharvested after 3-4 years.
For
drawing in ink, calligraphy, printmaking.
Resho is made using the traditional
Himalayan floating mould method in which the pulp is poured onto the paper
frame. The paper is sun dried on the frame. The size and colour of this paper
varies often giving each sheet a ‘rustic’ appearance.
Tsasho is made on a laid mould of
split bamboo which gives a laid pattern to the sheet. The paper is couched and
dried on a mud wall.
延伸閱讀:
关于亚洲传统造纸的发源地问题
作者 李晓岑 / 朱 霞
http://www.chinesefolklore.org.cn/upload/news/Attach-20090903173816.pdf
日本手工紙
和紙的世界②誕生於廢紙中的西島和紙
https://www.nippon.com/hk/views/b02322/?pnum=1
延伸閱讀:
关于亚洲传统造纸的发源地问题
作者 李晓岑 / 朱 霞
http://www.chinesefolklore.org.cn/upload/news/Attach-20090903173816.pdf
日本手工紙
和紙的世界②誕生於廢紙中的西島和紙
https://www.nippon.com/hk/views/b02322/?pnum=1
