MuSkin paper from mushrooms

Muskin Paper is the result of a circular economy project. From Muskin’s scraps and pieces that cannot be used because they are ruined or naturally have holes and scratches comes the idea of ennobling and transforming them into a new product. Muskin Paper is therefore an up-cycling project born from the collaboration with the worldwide, well-known, craftsmen of Fabriano in Italy, master papermakers since the 13th century. No chemical additives are used in the production process, which is carried out by hand, according to traditional methods, and using ancient craft systems handed down through the ages to meet today’s ecological need that respect the environment. Muskin Paper is fully biodegradable and recyclable.
What’s Muskin? Muskin is a 100 % vegetable alternative to animal leather made from Phellinus Ellipsoideus, a large parasitic fungus that grows in the wild on the trees located in subtropical forests.
Every piece is a unique product from our Earth.
This “paper made of mushrooms” is available in 56 x 76 cm sheets.

Color: light brown

Weight: 180 gsm.