Japanese paper, new york called washi, is known for its beautiful appearance. For this reason, it
is often used for interior decoration. The paper itself is short-lived and can
be adversely affected by the sun, dust, water, and mechanical damage. A great
way to protect the paper from these factors is lamination in glass. Glass,
which is made by using the rice paper, impresses with its beauty and
originality. Here are some of the patterns that we can offer you:
• Web. The
paper fibers are arranged in a transparent glass web in the shape of a chaotic
web. Due to this, the glass becomes less transparent and gets the ability to
provide an average level of privacy. For this and other templates, it is
possible to choose any desired color of glass and paper.
• Curly. This
model is similar to the Web described above. However, the fibers are arranged
in the form of circles, which are intertwined with each other.
• Spica. It
is an example of opaque rice glass. The fibers of the paper are arranged very
tightly, forming small squares.
• Giraffe.
This glass is very similar to the skin of a giraffe. Also, it is completely
opaque and able to reflect light.
• Lilt. Large
squares of Japanese paper are located throughout the glass. The space between
them is filled with a web of paper fibers.
• Rosy. The
glass depicts a very delicate composition of roses. In addition, glass has a
reflective surface with a low coefficient of transparency.
• Polka-dot.
A fine material to decorate the room. Glass transmits light through neat round
holes in paper. This product is capable of creating a starry sky effect.
• Spotty. The
surface of this opaque glass is similar to the zebra coloring, as it consists
of dark oblong spots on a light background.
