Paper Restoration with Tengu
Repairing damaged paper surfaces with Tengu
At 0.02 mm thick, the finest material in paper restoration.
At just 2.0 grams and 0.02 mm thick — the same thinness as the stratum corneum layer of skin — Tengu is a Japanese restoration paper used to repair damaged paper surfaces, unique in the world for the ability to produce paper this fine.
Masterfully balancing many different aspects of the papermaking process, from material handling to the machine's precise settings, Tengu is used in the restoration of cultural heritage — paintings, books and Buddhist statues — not only in Japan but across Europe, the Middle East and the world. Arşivist & Dizayn is the exclusive sales representative of Tengu in Turkey, Italy and the Turkic Republics.
With Paper Restoration with Tengu
- 01Just 2.0 grams and 0.02 mm thick — the same thinness as the stratum corneum layer of skin.
- 02Used to repair damaged paper surfaces.
- 03Unique in the ability to produce paper this fine.
- 04Preferred for restoring cultural heritage such as paintings, books and Buddhist statues.
- 05Used in Japan, Europe, the Middle East and around the world.
- 06Arşivist & Dizayn is the exclusive sales representative in Turkey, Italy and the Turkic Republics.
Product features
- 2.0 Gram Weight
- 0.02 mm Thickness
- Paper Surface Repair
- Cultural Heritage Restoration
- Turkey, Italy, Turkic Republics Representation
Questions people ask about Paper Restoration with Tengu
How is paper surface restoration done with Tengu?
At just 2.0 grams and 0.02 mm thick, Tengu is applied to damaged paper surfaces to repair them; this thinness matches the stratum corneum layer of skin, and producing paper this fine requires a unique manufacturing capability.
What cultural heritage items is Tengu used to restore?
It is used in the restoration of cultural heritage such as paintings, books and Buddhist statues — not only in Japan but across Europe, the Middle East and the world.
Where can I source Tengu in Turkey?
Arşivist & Dizayn is the exclusive sales representative of Tengu in Turkey, Italy and the Turkic Republics.