Review on 🖌️ Japanese Bargain - 100 Sheets of Sumi Painting Practice Paper for Chinese Japanese Brush Calligraphy Rice Paper Ink Stamping - Made in Japan (1992) by Kelly Caballes

It's really smooth to write on with brushes if you know what you're doing. Also, it absorbs ink very quickly, making it a pleasure to draw Japanese or Chinese calligraphy on it. Be sure to put something underneath as it will bleed a little (it's very thin and delicate). Also, be sure to apply steady pressure for a few hours after using a brush with a lot of ink right after it dries. Otherwise, it will quickly begin to deform and wrinkle. To avoid warping, I found that one should pressurize it immediately and leave it for a while (books, lots of paper, boxes, etc.) no complaints, it's a pleasure to use once you get used to its properties got used to.