 Traditionally, ateliers used a high quality, handmade paper called 'Roma' produced by the renowned Italian paper mill Fabriano. Unfortunately, Fabriano have recently ceased production of its toned papers. I carried out some research into suitable toned alternatives and LARA has published my findings on their website.
Click here to read about my investigations.
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2/1/2020 12:30:13 pm
We might not know what could be the reason why Fabriano has stopped producing their toned papers, but I am sure that will always have their reasons, Just like what I said, they live in there world pf business that’s why I am sure that it has something to do with it. But of course, I am pretty sad with the news that came out. I am sure that people still crave to get their perfectly toned papers, and if Fabriano will stop producing it, people have to find another great one to produce it for them. Leave a Reply. |
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