Iyo Washi “Fuwari” A4 cut paper & boxed note set set association

Iyo Washi ``Fwari'' is a Japanese paper brand that is machine-made in Shikokuchuo City, Ehime Prefecture, which is known for its paper production. Please enjoy the benefits of machine-made paper, which are better suited for writing and printing than hand-made paper, and how to use them.

●This is an example of a set delivered once. <Colorful Dots & Ice Cream> Cut paper: 2 patterns x 5 pieces each Boxed notes: 1 box, 10 pieces of mini stationery (same pattern), 2 pouch bags x 3 pieces each

●This is an example of a set delivered once. <Enogu & Numbers>

●This is an example of a set delivered once. <Rice balls & tea utensils>

●This is an example of a set delivered once. 〈Osumo-san & Colorful Tiles〉

●This is an example of a set delivered once. 〈Black cat & gourd〉

●This is an example of a set delivered once. <Pen & Sushi>

``Boxed Notebook''...As the name suggests, it is a small box containing mini stationery and a small bag. It can be stored neatly. Mini stationery can fit into a small bag! Mini stationery has ruled lines.

Pochibukuro is often used for some reason.

The base paper contains 30% recycled milk cartons. The gentle texture of ``Fuwari'' is also environmentally friendly.

The cut paper is A4 size, so it is easy to use and store. There are many sets, so please use them as often as you like. Items that are difficult to wrap do not need to be wrapped. It's cute just by wrapping it.

Perfect for paperback covers.

[LOVE Local: Let's all love our hometowns] What's important is not just your hometown. Traditional techniques, special products, local love, etc. I hope we can learn about, use, enjoy, and protect the good things and things that come from "everyone's hometown" all over Japan, saying, "That's great. It's wonderful!" I think so. Washi paper is produced all over Japan, but Iyo Washi paper called Fuwari is machine-made in Shikokuchuo City, Ehime Prefecture, which is known for its paper production. By the way! ``Mechanical papermaking'' is also a fine traditional industry that was born in the history of washi paper. Please enjoy the benefits of machine-made paper, which are better suited for writing and printing than hand-made paper, and how to use them.