Reflections on the spread of Japanese paper and conservation techniques

Katsuhiko Masuda

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Japanese History and Culture Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis

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Summary The author reflects on the spread of knowledge of Japanese traditional mounting techniques and materials to the West and developments in conservation/preservation in Japan. The paper also includes a brief description of three projects currently in progress, namely an adhesion method based on micro-dots of paste; a rolled storage method; and a method to reproduce a decorated paper from the eleventh century called ramonshi.

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