Kakishibu (persimmon tannin) is the fermented and matured juice of astringent persimmons. In Japan, persimmon tannin has long been used as a paint, dye, or all-purpose folk medicine. When applying this natural persimmon tannin, we use a new technology to filter out its distinctive odor. There is no astringent odor, the paper is as strong as before, and it also repels water. It has a side lacquer coating, which is also made of natural lacquer, making it even more durable. The black-green color is a black-green that is quite close to black. 8"5" (25.5cm) Material: Shibu Japanese paper, bamboo, made of Ibasen
