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What is the best paper in the world?
This is a guide to all of our high-quality paper products, from the brands we carry to what’s best for specific uses. Japanese paper is going to be your highest-quality paper to pick from. Japanese paper is going to be your highest-quality paper to pick from. Japanese paper is going to be your highest-quality paper to pick from. It’s not just pens and paper, though. Tourists visit Japan exclusively for the stationery on offer, eager to grab themselves supplies of binders, pencil sharpeners, highlighters, stickers, erasers, notebook, ballpoint pen, and so much more. It has a reputation for quality and innovation, thoughtful design, and for consistently exceeding the high expectations of stationery snobs around the world. Even everyday note-taking paper is manufactured well above the average stationery products that are produced by Western manufacturers. Fine art papers are usually made in the range of 120gsm to 850gsm. Oriental papers tend to be lighter weight. Drawing papers are more commonly 130gsm weight but the heavier weight Snowdon Cartridge 300gsm is immensely popular. Thicker paper can cope with more erasing and mark making.
Which paper is high quality?
Rag paper contains 100% linen and/or cotton fibre and is therefore the highest quality and most expensive paper. Half-rag paper usually contains 50% rag fibre and 50% cellulose. There are also different grades of inexpensive paper made of 25% rag fibre and 75% cellulose. Rag paper contains 100% linen and/or cotton fibre and is therefore the highest quality and most expensive paper. Half-rag paper usually contains 50% rag fibre and 50% cellulose. There are also different grades of inexpensive paper made of 25% rag fibre and 75% cellulose. Rag paper contains 100% linen and/or cotton fibre and is therefore the highest quality and most expensive paper. Half-rag paper usually contains 50% rag fibre and 50% cellulose. There are also different grades of inexpensive paper made of 25% rag fibre and 75% cellulose.