Thai kozo is our most popular fiber. Grown in Thailand, this fiber from the paper mulberry tree, Broussonetia papyrifera, is identical, botanically, to the Japanese kozo, but growing conditions in a much warmer climate result in a difference in the fiber's characteristics.
Don't forget to cook this product with Soda Ash to effectively break down fibers, and we recommend Formation Aid (PEO) for use in Asian style sheet formation.
Instruction Sheets: | Bark Fibers or Other Plant Materials |
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