Midori Watermark Flowers Envelopes
The Midori Watermark Flowers Envelopes are made with traditional Echizen Washi and adorned with a delicate openwork pattern, adding a soft atmosphere to your correspondence. With three assorted colors of colored paper, you can select the one that best suits the mood and contents of your message. The envelopes' design adds a unique touch, while keeping the text of your letter secure and invisible to others.
- 6 Envelopes
- 3 Colors x 2 Sheets
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Package/H120×W168×D4mm
Body/H114×W162mm - Since the watermarked Japanese paper is thin, there is a risk of tearing if you write strongly or write with a pen with a fine tip.
Washi may contain raw materials such as bark.
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Midori Watermark Flowers Envelopes
The Midori Watermark Flowers Envelopes are made with traditional Echizen Washi and adorned with a delicate openwork pattern, adding a soft atmosphere to your correspondence. With three assorted colors of colored paper, you can select the one that best suits the mood and contents of your message. The envelopes' design adds a unique touch, while keeping the text of your letter secure and invisible to others.
- 6 Envelopes
- 3 Colors x 2 Sheets
-
Package/H120×W168×D4mm
Body/H114×W162mm - Since the watermarked Japanese paper is thin, there is a risk of tearing if you write strongly or write with a pen with a fine tip.
Washi may contain raw materials such as bark.
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The Midori Watermark Flowers Envelopes are made with traditional Echizen Washi and adorned with a delicate openwork pattern, adding a soft atmosphere to your correspondence. With three assorted colors of colored paper, you can select the one that best suits the mood and contents of your message. The envelopes' design adds a unique touch, while keeping the text of your letter secure and invisible to others.
- 6 Envelopes
- 3 Colors x 2 Sheets
-
Package/H120×W168×D4mm
Body/H114×W162mm - Since the watermarked Japanese paper is thin, there is a risk of tearing if you write strongly or write with a pen with a fine tip.
Washi may contain raw materials such as bark.
