Unryu Premio paper combines the Japanese tradition of papermaking with the demands of modern printing technology. The paper's surface reveals a distinctive structure that only the long fibers of the mulberry tree can produce. The pattern appears organic and uniform, reminiscent of a cloudy sky. The character of Washi paper defines the smoothed surface, which is optimally prepared for printing. The result: an art print that captivates with vivid colors and impressive contour sharpness. The paper's substantial weight of 165 g/m² is achieved through double-layer construction. Japanese paper manufacturer Awagami laminates two Washi sheets together, creating a paper of exceptional stability and outstanding strength.

Unryu Premio meets the quality standards of cardstock. The paper's opacity comes from its layered construction, and combined with its matte surface, Unryu Premio is ideally suited for interior décor. Natural light, artificial light, and targeted spotlighting all showcase art prints on this fine natural paper beautifully, making them a true focal point. The matte surface minimizes reflections and blends harmoniously into any living space. Thanks to its high quality, Premio paper is perfect for any kind of indoor display. Its dimensional stability is remarkable for a plant-based paper — you won't need to worry about warping. Proper framing protects the piece from external factors and moisture that could affect its longevity.

The paper's organic structure becomes part of the motif in every art print. Landscapes and nature scenes benefit especially from the visible plant fibers. Photographs that rely on atmospheric light contrasts are rendered with striking expressiveness. The impressive color intensity enables museum-quality prints. Vincent van Gogh's dynamic brushwork takes on added character through the paper's cloud-like texture. Paintings that invite the viewer to lose themselves in cloud formations gain a gentle reinforcement and a truly distinctive quality.