Origami Stars Folding PaperThe tale of paper stars begins with a story of a little girl in Japan named Hoshi. Hoshi loved stargazing and admiring the stars in the night sky. One night, she saw the stars falling in a meteor shower and was saddened that they had fallen. Because she wanted to keep the stars from falling, she began to fold paper stars for every star she saw fall out of the sky, even gathering the other children in her village to help. They ended up making about two

this ink handles more smoothly than lower grade inks

Mushroom pattern interior

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Calling all crepe paper artists

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Crafted with the distinctive Berkley Illustration flair

industrial

this outrageously awesome sketchbook will inspire budding artists to reach new creative heights—the stranger and sillier

A dense and extremely strong handmade kozo paper

Perfect for aficionados of quirky fashion and animal lovers alike

Whether you're drawn to the allure of vibrant hues or the tranquility of muted tones

so you can feel good about using them for your projects