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Our rice paper is perfect for beginners and advanced users. It is much easier to work with than classic napkins. The paper is handmade, 100% natural and acid free. It is water and fade resistant as well as very thin, lightweight 30 g/m², semi-transparent and natural white. Mulberry rice paper is the original decoupage paper. It typically contains clearly visible fibers of irregular size arranged in all directions on the entire paper surface, giving it an original and interesting appearance. You can use these papers for decoupage, scrapbooking, collage art, journaling, mixed media and furniture, whole or cut. If you tear instead of cutting, the edges blend nicely into the background. The colors of the pictures appear most vivid when applied to white or light backgrounds. WHAT YOU GET 6 8x10.5 inch images printed on 6 sheets of mulberry rice paper in A4 size. The images are all different, but adhere to a theme, such as colour, style or type. Remember that the colour varies greatly from screen to screen. Please note: this is not food grade rice paper and is not edible. The colour varies greatly from screen to screen, we cannot guarantee that the colour you see on your screen is exactly the true colour of the product.; Product description DECOUPAGE is the art of decorating an object by sticking coloured paper cut-outs in combination with special colour effects, gold leaf and other decorative elements on it. Typically, an item such as a small box or piece of furniture is covered by cutouts from magazines or specially made papers. Each layer is sealed with varnish (often multiple layers) until the \; Product description DECOUPAGE is the art of decorating an object by sticking coloured paper cut-outs in combination with special colour effects, gold leaf and other decorative elements on it. Typically, an item such as a small box or piece of furniture is covered by cutouts from magazines or specially made papers. Each layer is sealed with varnish (often multiple layers) until the \; DECOUPAGE is the art of decorating an object by sticking coloured paper cut-outs in combination with special colour effects, gold leaf and other decorative elements on it. Typically, an item such as a small box or piece of furniture is covered by cutouts from magazines or specially made papers. Each layer is sealed with varnish (often multiple layers) until the \