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Exceptional Clairefontaine papers for art publishing, printing and carefully crafted works.
Fleur de coton
100% cotton paper with a natural whiteness, soft to the touch. Specially designed for printing and fine art publishing techniques, to meet the constraints of soaking and press work specific to metal engraving. It delivers excellent results in screen printing, woodcut or linocut, or lithography. This premium paper guarantees the longevity of artworks: acid-free, pH-neutral, with an alkaline reserve to resist ageing and free from optical brighteners. Good ink absorption, even dry. Half-sized (internal resin sizing only), it will withstand multiple passes through the press.
Salland
Natural white fine-grain 300g paper, composed of 50% cotton & 50% cellulose. Multi-technique, it offers strong performance for various engraving and printing techniques. Its surface is ideal for water-based inks thanks to excellent absorption. Its thickness makes it comfortable for etching prints. The result is very professional. Well suited to intaglio, etching, offset, screen printing and lithography. It also suits drawing or watercolour as its warm tone is a real plus. With an excellent quality-price ratio, it will resist ageing to guarantee the longevity of artworks.
Simili japon
100% pure cellulose paper with a beautiful warm, luminous ivory tone, also available in white. Suited to printing the finest details thanks to its very fine, smooth surface. Perfect for relief engraving (woodcut/linocut) or flat techniques such as screen printing and monotype. It holds ink and details well. In its 130g version, it suits relief, screen printing and monotype techniques, while at 250g it is also suited to intaglio. A fine alternative to Japanese and calligraphy papers. This paper helps guarantee the longevity of artworks and will resist ageing.
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