Washi Paper Printable A4 Printer Paper (50 Sheets), TAIREISHI Japanese Paper for Printing, Multipurpose Copy Paper for Laser and Inkjet Printers, Made in JAPAN (47303)

I was worried the prints would be blurry but no, they are GORGEOUS. one side is smooth and has shiny flecks of white through it, very beautiful. The other side has a uniform color and rough texture, it is so supple and luxe. Sheets are sheer and light weight. Very small sheets, I believe 5 inches by 8 inches, give or take a centimeter.

Loving this paper for coffee/tea-dying, as well as for the gelli plate. Thin but sturdy, if that makes sense. It’s thin, seems delicate, but takes liquids so well and you can paint both sides.

This paper is very high quality and elegant. Coated side works great with my inkjet printer. Note that because of the embedded texture, it may not be the best choice for printing photos, but it works great for custom stationery and brochures.

As I expected. Thanks.

I love this paper. I’ve printed on both sides - smooth and textured and the prints come out beautifully from my inkjet. I am going to try using this for gelli printing and see what happens.

If you need a paper with a lot of visual impact that is still practical for general printing this is ideal. One side is smooth with opalescent wood fibers (likely Mulberry?) and the other is moderately textured. Depending on what I am using this for I choose a particular side for best results. As of late I have been using this to print a short story, every person who picks it up is dumbstruck. 100% worth it!Make sure to set up your printer for B5JAL and you're golden.

This paper has two different textures depending on the side. I've side is nice and smooth and the other is slightly either. The smooth side prints beautifully in my laser printer. I have not printed on the right side and I haven't printed on the paper with the an inkjet printer. I suspect there might be a slight bleed of the ink, but depending on what you're printing this might not matter. The paper is strong and harder to year then normal printer paper. When tearing the fibers make for an interesting unfinished, almost I mean deckled edge. I am looking forward to all the fun multi-media/mixed media art and creative applications.

With 'Washi' in the title, I assumed this was akin to the 'washi' tape used in bullet journaling, only paper size. It is NOT that. Just thin printer paper with a rough side. Not sure how I could use this. Wish I knew.