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DHM-11 Art Piece

James Melinat
“Untitled”
graphite on thick Kozo Paper (Special Order Size)
2009

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New blog post featuring our friends at @twigsfabricandwallpaper ! For over 40 years, Twigs has been making handmade wallpapers on Washi inspired by 18th/19th century decor. Read more on the blog (link in bio).

ALERT!!! This Saturday, February 9, SCEdison will be working on updating our power grid and we will be open regular hours (10am-5pm) without electricity, thus with limited capabilities. Our phones will not be ringing either. Leave us a voicemail if you need us to get a hold of you first thing, Monday morning. Please plan accordingly! —HPI Staff. (Pictured here is Nepal Lhakpa thin 20x30” basking in the sun). #hiromipaper #washi #losangeles #losangelesart #culvercity #culvercityarts #culvercitystairs #nepalpaper #nepalese #

1. The Craneway Pavillion in Richmond, CA is teaming with artists and vendors for this year’s CODEX. CODEX runs from February 3-6. Bookbinders and publishers from around the world gather to share their projects with likeminded individuals and collectors! 2. A rainbow that we spotted during our drive up to CODEX! Stop by table 217 to say hi to HPI staff Yuki and Edwin! Don’t forget we are offering free domestic shipping on orders over $25 if you place the order at CODEX! #hiromipaper #washi #codex2019 #cranewaypavillion #richmond #bookbinders #bookbinding #bookmakers

For a limited time! 9 rolls of Washi Tape, pre wrapped for your gifting experience! These decorative washi tapes are excellent for gift wrapping, scrapbooking, collage, vase decoration, book covers, and banners. Tape is easily removable and you can write on them! Rolls are random in each bag. $10.00 per bag. #washitape #hiromipaper #valentines #valentinesgiftsideas #valentinesoffice #officevalentines #hiromipaper #washi #japanesepaper #japan #decorative #culvercity #losangeles

If you could hear the oohs and ahs when we receive Mugenzome shipments, you would think a choir haunts Hiromi Paper! Stop by and check out the current selection! Hours are: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Saturday’s from 10am-5pm. #hiromipaper #losangeles #culvercity #mugenzome #marbledpaper #giftideas #paper #japanesepaper #handdyed #art #artist #washi

New batches of Bhutan papers have arrived, including a new variety of Bhutan Natural Dyed Tsharsho PINK-ROSE, and some returning favorites like BHU-05 Mitsumata Natural 60gsm. Bhutan papers are suitable for screen printing, bookbinding, painting, letterpress, and much more! #hiromipaper #washi #bhutan #bhutanpaper #tsharsho #handmade #culvercity #losangeles

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