Kozo Double Layered is consisted of the paper with 100% of kozo on the front and the paper made with pulp for the back side. To
achieve printing on a very thin paper which would not go through a printer by alone, the paper is made with two different types of
papers which can be separated after it is printed. It is recommended to use for a print of scroll paintings as well as for any art works
and printing replicas.
At the beginning, use a cutting knife to separate the sheets. Work on the both
sides of the sheet and remove each other carefully.
Have a paper tube or a round stick ready. After removing a few inches at the
beginning, use a tube or a round stick to bind the paper in parallel.
Carefully separate the sheets by binding to the tube or the round stick. When
separating the sheet, lift the tube approximately in 45 degrees from another
sheet to prevent from damaging the printed side.