Japanese Paper Envelopes, Yellow Jiajun Song holds an MFA

Jiajun Song holds an MFA in Fiber & Materials Studies from School of the Art Institute of Chicago

bringing a nature-infused appearance to any contemporary interior

The production of Yatsuo washi began during the Muromachi period (1336-1573)

They have also expanded their business into Washi printing using new painting technologies such as silkscreen and inkjet printing

laborious practices

Japanese Paper Envelopes, Yellow Jiajun Song holds an MFAThis is a perfect combination of Japanese paper, letterpress printing and good design. The paper used for the main body of the envelope is the same as that used for Japanese paper stationery. The opening of the envelope has a subtle letterpress print. The subtle color creates a sense of comfort and joy. The paper is especially designed for ballpoint pens. 4 envelopes included.