Bat Flower Press
Handmade Paper Set w/ Envelopes ~ Indigold
Handmade Paper Set w/ Envelopes ~ Indigold
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NoWaste paper is made in small batches from locally sourced recycled materials and dyed with organic marigold and indigo pigments.
~100% recycled cotton paper made from mat-board off cuts collected at The Museum of Modern Art.
~Great for letterpress and stationers. Paper accepts ink and paint mediums.
~Paper varies in weight, color and texture.
~Each set contains 6 sheets of 4 3/4 x 6 3/4" paper and 6 envelopes.
~Made in Tarrytown, NY.
About the Brand: Bat Flower Press
About the Brand: Bat Flower Press
Handcrafted paper & notecards made with 100% recycled cotton paper upcycled from mat-board off cuts collected at The Museum of Modern Art.
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