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Seigi Nishita, 64, is a seventh-generation Sekishu Washi maker.

This traditional Japanese paper is made from shrubs and branches that are steamed, dried, washed, beaten and then made into sheets.

The washi has a variety of uses, including calligraphy paper and Japanese arts costumes.

Dec 29, 2020
Photographed by
Daniel De Koekkoek