Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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Hey guys. So all of my origami friends from Europe always find all these awesome rolled papers that are pretty cheap. I was wondering if any of you guys know of stores that sell Unryu, rice, or mulberry paper in rolls. I cant seem to find anything super affordable.

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Re: Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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You saw this pic, didn't you? :wink:
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Try ebay, I have heard of some success stories buying there. Or there might be rolls up for wholesale. I've been looking for these too, so I don't know if this is much help.
http://www.jerrysartarama.com/discount- ... odtk8AIwOh, also, these are not in a roll, but are quite cheap and big 5 sheets 70*114 cm for 8 bucks! This website also has 50 20 by 24 inch sheets for 30 bucks!
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Re: Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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I bought some mulberry paper on www.origami-shop.com. They are not very expensive and very nice to work with! http://www.origami-shop.com/recherche-r ... ry&x=0&y=0
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Re: Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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Sorry to pitch in late; I haven't been checking this forum in a long time! But this stuff is pretty nice, and better than a lot of mulberry papers I've used if only because it's very uniform in consistency--it doesn't have the sporadic, irregular, thick masses that make spotting creases much more difficult when precreasing. Only comes in white, though, so would need dyeing in order to get a color.
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Re: Unryu, Rice, and Mulberry Paper Rolls

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Not sure if you're still looking, but I found http://www.mulberrypaperandmore.com/default.aspx? a while ago. It seems to be pretty cheap, but I've never ordered from them.
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