Banana paper is a natural handmade paper made from the waste bark of banana tree, which is cut after the bananas have been ripened. It is an opaque, medium weight paper made from banana inclusions.
This paper is popular among those who appreciated the concept of using a natural per material in an original way. It is tree free and uses no toxic chemicals acids or chlorine in the manufacturing process.
Banana papers have a pronounced texture, incorporating dark colored flecks and chips of banana fiber in a salago pulp base. Their colors are rich and luscious.
Banana paper is used in two different senses: to refer to a paper made from the bark of the banana plant, mainly used for artistic purpose, or paper made from banana fiber, obtained with an industrialized process from the stem and the non-usable fruits.
Banana paper is decorative paper used for creative use. It is suitable for gift boxes, gift-wrapping, stationary, writing and handmade notebooks. It also used for 100 % free tissue paper, paper bags, craft papers, greeting cards, wedding cards, carry bags etc.
Banana paper
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