"Inbe White" embodies the perfect symbiosis of aesthetics and technical know-how. At the renowned Japanese paper mill Awagami, driven by the highest quality standards and deep respect for nature, paper creations are made that are considered artworks in themselves. Driven by the belief that art should beautify daily life, papers with unique characteristics are crafted. 'Inbe White' consists of fibers from the mulberry tree and hemp. In the paper-making process, a paper weighing 125 g/m² unfolds. Its finely detailed texture, harmonious structure, and natural radiant white – without any bleaching agents or brighteners – make it stand out.

The choice of its substrate significantly influences the character of an artwork. As authentic natural products, Japanese paper types give each space a special note. Thanks to the hemp fibers, 'Inbe White' offers the necessary robustness for diverse decorative possibilities. Its matte surface gives the artwork a brilliant display, free from disturbing reflections, even in direct light. Protection behind glass preserves the art print from external influences, such as humidity or dust, thereby maintaining its quality for years. But whether framed or not, both are highly personal decisions – just like the choice of paper itself.

php Copy code The "Inbe White" impresses with its gentle radiance and is suited for motifs that highlight its fine structure. It is ideal for artworks and photographs that manage without heavy color intensity. Pure white intensifies colors and emphasizes works created in a subtle color spectrum. Before it came to Europe, Kozo paper was the heart of Japanese art. European art scenes quickly fell under the spell of the minimalist aesthetic of the East. This influence extended into Expressionism, with artists like Kandinsky and Schiele particularly inspired by this art form. Schiele's nuances in nude painting and Kandinsky's colorful compositions perfectly match the traditional charm of the "Inbe White" paper.