Writing a letter
A letter is a decision. You choose words more carefully, think longer, take your time. And you choose the paper. Because a letter written on the right surface feels different – for the person who writes it, and for the person who receives it.
Onionskin paper has a long tradition for this: ultra-thin, slightly translucent, with a surface that takes ink with particular clarity. The writing paper sets by Yamamoto and Takeo Dressco stand for this quality – Japanese in craft, timeless in appearance.
Writing letters is one of the few forms of writing where the material itself is part of the message. We have put together a small, careful selection.
A letter is a decision. You choose words more carefully, think longer, take your time. And you choose the paper. Because a letter written on the right surface feels different – for the person who writes it, and for the person who receives it.
Onionskin paper has a long tradition for this: ultra-thin, slightly translucent, with a surface that takes ink with particular clarity. The writing paper sets by Yamamoto and Takeo Dressco stand for this quality – Japanese in craft, timeless in appearance.
Writing letters is one of the few forms of writing where the material itself is part of the message. We have put together a small, careful selection.
