for wrapping bingcha and similar, i found this (thanks, @phyllsheng):
https://www.chawangshop.com/tea-hardwar ... h-tea.html
https://www.chawangshop.com/tea-hardwar ... tea-2.html
rice paper is useful as well for protecting tomobako calligraphy.
can anyone recommend other sellers of natural papers for tea-related applications?
Natural Paper (mulberry, rice, etc.)
Those are really nice. Thinking they can also be used for general loose leaf aging and storage in canisters, to absorb incidental moisture.
yup, lining tins (like old pewter ones) is a great use for it
Pinging an old thread with a source of handmade paper via @aet
https://www.yunnancraft.com/en/packing- ... -paper-10g
https://www.yunnancraft.com/en/packing- ... -paper-10g
I think i can recommend search rice paper on the TaoBao. It will be many cheaper then on English speaking resources.pedant wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2019 3:01 pmfor wrapping bingcha and similar, i found this (thanks, phyllsheng):
https://www.chawangshop.com/tea-hardwar ... h-tea.html
https://www.chawangshop.com/tea-hardwar ... tea-2.html
rice paper is useful as well for protecting tomobako calligraphy.
can anyone recommend other sellers of natural papers for tea-related applications?
https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a2 ... t=3#detail
maybe you need something like this? Its not a handmade paper but its only 3 $ for five rolls and its not a problem find what you need on taobao. However, some problems with delivery there will probably be.
Also if tou need rice paper for your tea cakes, you can buy it with you design inexpensively.