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13 – Standard Baren, 4 3/4”
13 – Standard Baren, 4 3/4”
Baren is a smooth, light rubbing pad made of bamboo bark, used in traditional Japanese woodcut printing or Ukiyo-e. The strong grain of its tough surface allows the artist to apply pressure firmly and efficiently to the paper. Great for burnishing fused papers and for mono-printing. Standard baren is 4 3/4” in diameter.
Whether you are block printing, scrapbooking, or card making, this traditional bamboo bark-covered tool will make the task much easier, and give you better results! The baren enables you to uniformly transfer images onto paper and to smooth items down after applying glue. Its flat surface is perfect for applying even pressure for burnishing and is great for scrapbooking and crafting projects. Features a comfortable bamboo bark handle. The bamboo bark which is wrapped around the baren will not damage the paper while burnishing.
Dimensions: 4 3/4” x 4 ¾” x 5/8”
Weight: 1.7 oz
OBF-7 – Bamboo Folding Tool
OBF-7 – Bamboo Folding Tool, 7″
This versatile multipurpose craft tool is great for creasing, folding, scoring paper, fabric work and more.
Each bamboo folding tool is individually handmade.
Crafted of 100% natural bamboo with smooth edges that won’t damage your work.
Customize your tool by using sandpaper to shape it to your liking.
The smooth, lightweight tool is shaped to suit origami and many other different projects with a handle that fits comfortably in the hand.
7″ long.
NP55 – Nori Paste Mini Jar, 1.84 oz
NP55 – Nori Paste Mini Jar, 1.84 oz
This starch paste is great for all paper projects. From bookbinding to scrapbooking, from archival projects to collage, it dries slowly for intricate readjustments and is safe to use with even the most delicate papers. Works wonderfully for Bunka embroidery. Dries clear and incredibly strong yet it is entirely reversible in water.
Will not wrinkle or soak through paper or fabric. Non-toxic, acid free and washes off hands and out of clothing easily. Adheres to paper, glass, metal, plastic, wood, and fabric. Nori Paste can be mixed with PVA glue.
FAQs
How do I use Nori Paste? Nori Paste can be used full strength from the jar using a stiff brush, fingers, glue spreader, or palette knife. Nori Paste is a natural, slow drying starch paste, and is invisible when dry. Nori Paste is water-soluble, even after drying. It is ideal for bonding rice papers, tissues, fine fibrous papers, chine collé techniques, and other projects requiring a low tack, slow-drying adhesive.
How do I store Nori Paste? When opening the jar for the first time, remove the protective film, and discard it. Keep lid tightly closed when not in use. Refrigeration after opening is not required.
What are the main ingredients in your Nori Paste? The main components are water and cornstarch.
Is Nori Paste gluten-free? Yes, Nori Paste is gluten-free.
Is Nori Paste wheat-free? Yes, Nori Paste is wheat-free.
Can Nori Paste be used to finish origami models in the way to fix the shape, as for example methyl cellulose is used? Nori Paste alone will not strengthen the models like methylcellulose, as it dries more flexibly. We suggest mixing Nori Paste with PVA glue or matte gel medium to strengthen the paper.
Is Nori Paste archival? Yes! Nori Paste is archival, reversible and acid-free. It will hold up well under optimal conditions; i.e. no moisture, no heat, no sun exposure.
Dimensions: 1.44″ x 1.94″
Weight: 2 oz
Volume: 1.84 oz
NP55K – Nori Paste Display, 20 Mini Jars
NP55K – Nori Paste Display: 20 Mini Jars
NP55K Nori Paste Display comes with 20 pieces of NP55 (Nori Paste Mini Jar, 1.84 oz) in a bright yellow display box. Perfect for store displays.
Nori Paste is great for all paper projects. From bookbinding to scrapbooking, from archival projects to collage, this starch paste dries slowly for intricate readjustments and is safe to use with even the most delicate papers. Works wonderfully for Bunka embroidery. Dries clear and incredibly strong yet it is entirely reversible in water.
Will not wrinkle or soak through paper or fabric. Non-toxic, acid free and washes off hands and out of clothing easily. Adheres to paper, glass, metal, plastic, wood, and fabric. Nori Paste can be mixed with PVA glue.
FAQs
How do I use Nori Paste? Nori Paste can be used full strength from the jar using a stiff brush, fingers, glue spreader, or palette knife. Nori Paste is a natural, slow drying starch paste, and is invisible when dry. Nori Paste is water-soluble, even after drying. It is ideal for bonding rice papers, tissues, fine fibrous papers, chine collé techniques, and other projects requiring a low tack, slow-drying adhesive.
How do I store Nori Paste? When opening the jar for the first time, remove the protective film, and discard it. Keep lid tightly closed when not in use. Refrigeration after opening is not required.
What are the main ingredients in your Nori Paste? The main components are water and cornstarch.
Is Nori Paste gluten-free? Yes, Nori Paste is gluten-free.
Is Nori Paste wheat-free? Yes, Nori Paste is wheat-free.
Can Nori Paste be used to finish origami models in the way to fix the shape, as for example methyl cellulose is used? Nori Paste alone will not strengthen the models like methylcellulose, as it dries more flexibly. We suggest mixing Nori Paste with PVA glue or matte gel medium to strengthen the paper.
Is Nori Paste archival? Yes! Nori Paste is archival, reversible and acid-free. It will hold up well under optimal conditions; i.e. no moisture, no heat, no sun exposure.
Dimensions: 7.75″ x 4.5″ x 5.44″
Weight: 2.8 lbs
Volume: 1.84 oz per jar
NP56J – Nori Paste Jar, 10 oz Tub
NP56J – Nori Paste Jar, 10 oz Tub
This starch paste is great for all paper projects. From bookbinding to scrapbooking, from archival projects to collage, it dries slowly for intricate readjustments and is safe to use with even the most delicate papers. Works wonderfully for Bunka embroidery. Dries clear and incredibly strong yet it is entirely reversible in water. 10 oz tub comes with a screw top lid.
Will not wrinkle or soak through paper or fabric. Non-toxic, acid free and washes off hands and out of clothing easily. Adheres to paper, glass, metal, plastic, wood, and fabric. Nori Paste can be mixed with PVA glue.
FAQs
How do I use Nori Paste? Nori Paste can be used full strength from the jar using a stiff brush, fingers, glue spreader, or palette knife. Nori Paste is a natural, slow drying starch paste, and is invisible when dry. Nori Paste is water-soluble, even after drying. It is ideal for bonding rice papers, tissues, fine fibrous papers, chine collé techniques, and other projects requiring a low tack, slow-drying adhesive.
How do I store Nori Paste? When opening the jar for the first time, remove the protective film, and discard it. Keep lid tightly closed when not in use. Refrigeration after opening is not required.
What are the main ingredients in your Nori Paste? The main components are water and cornstarch.
Is Nori Paste gluten-free? Yes, Nori Paste is gluten-free.
Is Nori Paste wheat-free? Yes, Nori Paste is wheat-free.
Can Nori Paste be used to finish origami models in the way to fix the shape, as for example methyl cellulose is used? Nori Paste alone will not strengthen the models like methylcellulose, as it dries more flexibly. We suggest mixing Nori Paste with PVA glue or matte gel medium to strengthen the paper.
Is Nori Paste archival? Yes! Nori Paste is archival, reversible and acid-free. It will hold up well under optimal conditions; i.e. no moisture, no heat, no sun exposure.
Dimensions: 3.88″ x 2.88″
Weight: 13.6 oz
Volume: 10 oz
NP60J – Nori Paste Jar, 20 oz Tub
NP60J – Nori Paste Jar, 20 oz Tub
Nori Paste is great for all paper projects. From bookbinding to scrapbooking, from archival projects to collage, this starch paste dries slowly for intricate readjustments and is safe to use with even the most delicate papers. Works wonderfully for Bunka embroidery. Dries clear and incredibly strong yet it is entirely reversible in water. 20 oz tub comes with a screw top lid.
Will not wrinkle or soak through paper or fabric. Non-toxic, acid free and washes off hands and out of clothing easily. Adheres to paper, glass, metal, plastic, wood, and fabric. Nori Paste can be mixed with PVA glue.
FAQs
How do I use Nori Paste? Nori Paste can be used full strength from the jar using a stiff brush, fingers, glue spreader, or palette knife. Nori Paste is a natural, slow drying starch paste, and is invisible when dry. Nori Paste is water-soluble, even after drying. It is ideal for bonding rice papers, tissues, fine fibrous papers, chine collé techniques, and other projects requiring a low tack, slow-drying adhesive.
How do I store Nori Paste? When opening the jar for the first time, remove the protective film, and discard it. Keep lid tightly closed when not in use. Refrigeration after opening is not required.
What are the main ingredients in your Nori Paste? The main components are water and cornstarch.
Is Nori Paste gluten-free? Yes, Nori Paste is gluten-free.
Is Nori Paste wheat-free? Yes, Nori Paste is wheat-free.
Can Nori Paste be used to finish origami models in the way to fix the shape, as for example methyl cellulose is used? Nori Paste alone will not strengthen the models like methylcellulose, as it dries more flexibly. We suggest mixing Nori Paste with PVA glue or matte gel medium to strengthen the paper.
Is Nori Paste archival? Yes! Nori Paste is archival, reversible and acid-free. It will hold up well under optimal conditions; i.e. no moisture, no heat, no sun exposure.
Dimensions: 4.5″ x 3.7″ x 3.7″
Weight: 1 lb 10.7 oz
Volume: 20 oz
SB10 – Small Baren, 3 7/8”
SB10 – Small Baren, 3 7/8”
Baren is a smooth, light rubbing pad made of bamboo bark, used in traditional Japanese woodcut printing or Ukiyo-e. The strong grain of its tough surface allows the artist to apply pressure firmly and efficiently to the paper. Great for burnishing fused papers and for mono-printing. Small baren is 3 7/8” in diameter.
Whether you are block printing, scrapbooking or card making, this traditional bamboo bark covered tool will make the task much easier, and give you better results! The baren enables you to uniformly transfer images onto paper and to smooth items down after applying glue. Its flat surface is perfect for applying even pressure for burnishing and is great for scrapbooking and crafting projects. Features a comfortable bamboo bark handle. The bamboo bark which is wrapped around the baren will not damage the paper while burnishing.
Dimensions: 3 7/8” diameter
Weight:
WK5A – 5-Piece Wood Carving Set
WK5A – 5-Piece Wood Carving Set
Remarkable quality carving tools at a low price. Perfect for students. Our sets are made with solid wood handles for comfort.
Angled, curved and straight blades are included to produce a variety of effects. Can be used for wood and linoleum. All sets come with sharpening stone.
Dimensions: 2 11/16” x 13/16” x 6 1/4”
Weight: 2.9 oz
FAQ:
Q: Do I need to soak the sharpening stone before using it to sharpen my woodcarving tools?
A: Yes, it is generally recommended to soak a sharpening stone. 15-20 minutes should suffice. The purposes are to lubricate the stone, minimize friction heat, and help remove swarf.
WK7 – 7-Piece Wood Carving Set
WK7 – 7-Piece Wood Carving Set
Remarkable quality carving tools at a low price. Perfect for students. Our sets are made with solid wood handles for comfort.
Angled, curved and straight blades are included to produce a variety of effects. Can be used for wood and linoleum. All sets come with sharpening stone.
Dimensions: 3 5/8” x 3/4″ x 6 11/16”
Weight: 3.4 oz
FAQ:
Q: Do I need to soak the sharpening stone before using it to sharpen my woodcarving tools?
A: Yes, it is generally recommended to soak a sharpening stone. 15-20 minutes should suffice. The purposes are to lubricate the stone, minimize friction heat, and help remove swarf.
WKP7 – Premium Wood Carving Knives Set, 7 Pieces
WKP7 – Premium Wood Carving Knives Set, 7 Pieces
This premium wood carving knife set has 7 chisels for woodcarving, whittling, and woodblock printing. The blades are made with ferrite and tungsten steel, also used for Japanese swords, while the handles are made of magnolia wood. Sharpening stone included.
Each set comes in a handsome textured box for storage when not in use. As beautiful as they are functional, this woodcarving tool set makes a great gift for the artist or the collector.
These tools are handcrafted by master knife and blade-makers from Yoshiharu Sanyu, a century-old company that began in Kyoto, the cultural capital of Japan. Known for their specialty in curved knives and blades, each piece from this manufacturer is hand-inspected for quality before shipping.
Details:
- Blades are 1 1/8″ in length
- Handles are 7″ in length
- Includes a sharpening stone
For best use, sharpen the blades before first use.
Other materials for woodblock printing:
[embed]https://youtu.be/cgMJGB0bIOI[/embed]CTS11 – JudiKins Detail Scissors
CTS11– JudiKins Detail Scissors 4″ (Assorted Colors)
Designed for intricate paper cutting, these fine detail scissors are made from surgical stainless steel to give you trouble-free operation for years to come.
Great for cutting lighter weight paper and also works for embroidery! (For best results keep a separate pair of scissors for cloth and paper).
Sold by the dozen. 2 of each color: black, pink, light blue, lime green, yellow and purple.
Dimensions: 4″ x 2″
[embed]https://youtube.com/shorts/F9Qq6JTrAB4?feature=share[/embed]WK14 – Standard 12-Piece Wood Carving Set
WK14 – Standard 12-Piece Wood Carving Set
Remarkable quality carving tools at a low price. Perfect for students. Our sets are made with solid wood handles for comfort.
Angled, curved and straight blades are included to produce a variety of effects. Can be used for wood and linoleum. All sets come with sharpening stone.
Dimensions: 5 7/8” x 1/2″ x 7 1/8”
Weight: 4.7 oz
FAQ:
Q: Do I need to soak the sharpening stone before using it to sharpen my woodcarving tools?
A: Yes, it is generally recommended to soak a sharpening stone. 15-20 minutes should suffice. The purposes are to lubricate the stone, minimize friction heat, and help remove swarf.