The Fujimori family has owned and operated the centuries-old Awagami paper factory since the late 1700s. While they are committed to preserving the nearly 2000-year-old Japanese paper making tradition, they are also continually moving forward in the craft, honing modern techniques and practices. The result is a highly diverse range of top quality fine art papers. Unryu paper is the epitome of fine Japanese papers, and it is also the most imitated. The word Unary: literally means floating clouds, a description that characterizes the free-form, ethereal patterns on this two-ply sheet. This paper is 81 gsm with cut edges, machine-made of kozo and sulphite pulp, and allows for printing impressions without lift. Unryu Sushi s weight and two-ply fibers make it an excellent choice for all printing and printmaking applications as well as stationery conversion, calligraphy and interior design.