Moab Moenkopi Washi

Description

Product Overview

Moenkopi [moe-in-koe-pee] papers represent a unique partnership with the Awagami Factory in Tokushima, Japan. Moenkopi is a Native-American name which was used to identify a mudstone layer of rock common in the Moab area. The world-famous Fisher Towers seen in many a John Wayne film, were formed in this strata. These unique towers seem to flow from the earth. It is fitting then that Moenkopi would be used to define our family of environmentally-friendly Japanese papers made primarily from Kozo (mulberry) fibers.

Available in two surfaces, Kozo and Unryu are all made from natural mulberry and hemp fibers using traditional Japanese Washi techniques and then coated to accept inkjet inks. No other paper has received as many awards and acclaim. This is a specialty product and designed for discerning artists with advanced technical printing skills.

Specifications

Moab Moenkopi Washi Kozo 110

• 110 gsm / 9 mil
• Mulberry
• Single Sided
• Natural White
• Water-resistant
• Pigment (recommended) / Dye

Moab Moenkopi Washi Unryu 55

• 55 gsm / 5.5 mil (Variable)
• Mulberry with Long Fiber
• Single Sided
• Natural White
• Water-resistant
• Pigment (recommended) / Dye

About MOAB

Moab Paper is a premium manufacturer of fine art and photographic inkjet papers, known for innovative surfaces and exceptional print performance. Designed for photographers and artists, Moab papers deliver outstanding color reproduction and archival quality across a wide range of creative applications.