Cellulose paper sheets

Cellulose paper sheets for art, printing and publishing

Amalfi paper sheets derived from totally chlorine-free cellulose.

Each sheet is produced according to ancient Amalfi papermaking traditions in compliance with the UNI 10332 standard that defines qualities for papers intended for documents that must be preserved for a long time in archives or libraries and for papers used for maintenance and restoration works of cultural heritage.

As is the case with all Amalfi paper production, each sheet is individually handcrafted and therefore has all sides with the characteristic intact edges that guarantee its production and manufacture.

The different sizes, the available grammages and the fundamental requirements a of neutral PH, make this type of paper perfect to the preservation of documents and works of art.

It guarantees maximum strength and durability. It is not treated with fillers or bleaching agents.

TO GIVE AMALFI PAPER AS A GIFT

It is possible to give our pulp paper as a gift by purchasing the gift coupon from the different amounts available.

After the purchase, a fine card (customizable with text to be provided) with a secret code will be delivered to your home or directly to the recipient’s home (by specifying the address), which will allow the recipient to purchase from our online store the type that suits his or her needs.

SERVICES

Those who wish to buy our 100% TCF celluloa sheets but are undecided on the size, type of paper or weight to be opted for, can contact us via forms, social channels or the instant messaging widget at the bottom of each page of the site. We will be happy to select the best possible choice together.

SHEET FEATURES:

Size:

• 25 x 35 cm.
• 30 x 40 cm.
• 40 x 60 cm.
• 50 x 70 cm.

Weight:

• 150
• 200

Surface:

• Smooth
• Rough

Packaging:

• 10
• 25

Color:

• Ivory

Features:

• 100% chlorine-free cellulose
• PH neutral
• Bleach-free
• Without fillers

Also available:

• 100% cellulose sketchbook

To be used for:

• Artistic use
• Printing
• Publishing
• Graphic arts

This post is also available in: Italian