Collection: LACE PAPER COLLECTION

AMATE PAPER

Amate is a traditional handmade paper originating from Mexico, crafted using techniques that date back to pre-Columbian times. This paper is primarily made from the bark of the amate tree, as well as other trees like the nettle and mulberry. The process involves washing, boiling, and beating the bark to create a pulp, which is then formed into sheets and dried in the sun.

AMATE LACE PAPER

Amate lace paper not only a functional material for art and decoration but also a piece of cultural artistry. Amate lace paper features: Intricate Patterns, Traditional Craftsmanship, Natural Materials 

CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF AMATE LACE PAPER IN MODERN MEXICAN CULTURE

Amate lace paper holds significant cultural importance in modern Mexican culture as a continuation of ancient traditions and artistic expression. It serves as a link to pre-Columbian heritage, being used in religious ceremonies, folk art, and cultural celebrations like Day of the Dead. The intricate designs and handcrafted nature of amate lace paper also represent the preservation of traditional skills and the ongoing evolution of Mexican artistic practices.

Overall, amate lace paper in modern Mexican culture represents a bridge between ancient traditions and contemporary artistic expression, playing a role in preserving cultural heritage while adapting to current societal needs and tastes.

Sizes Available

Pair 12x12, 22x28, 24x36.

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