WASHI TAPE ROLL

Decorative adhesive tape roll with a cellulose base, available in 18 different colors. Developed from low-density, high-malleability washi paper. This 9 mm format allows for high-precision applications on flat or slightly irregular surfaces, with detailed control in strokes, delimitations, and graphic accents.

The washi substrate features an open fibrous structure that combines lightness with mechanical strength, facilitating clean cuts and stable handling without deformation. The low-tack (pressure-sensitive) adhesive is calibrated to offer temporary adhesion with repositioning capability, minimizing residue transfer and the risk of damage to sensitive surfaces such as paper, cardboard, paint, or delicate finishes.

History: Washi paper originated in Japan over 1,300 years ago, developed from long fibers of plants such as kozo (Broussonetia papyrifera). Unlike industrial papers, its structure does not rely on highly processed pulps, but rather on an interwoven fibrous network that gives it greater durability, flexibility, and dimensional stability.

The contemporary adaptation of this material into adhesive tapes responds to a functional evolution: preserving the physical-mechanical properties of washi in a modular format, oriented towards graphic, editorial, and light intervention applications.

Visual coding, temporary signage, editorial design, light binding, graphic intervention, prototyping, and creative processes where precision, reversibility, and aesthetic control are required.

Substrate: Washi paper (natural mulberry fiber)
Size: 9 mm x 3 meters
Low tack pressure-sensitive adhesive
Repositionable without significant loss of adhesion
Clean removal (no residue under standard conditions)
High conformability on irregular surfaces
Matte finish with low reflectance