Banana paper

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Banana paper

Description

A handmade, decorative paper produced from the pulp of tree banana stalks (family Musaceae). Banana paper has a warm sandy color, fibrous texture and a delicate woody aroma. It has no fillers and is acid-free. A thin, translucent tissue paper made also from banana pulp is called banana skin. Banana paper is used for drawing, collage, printmaking, stationery, and decoration.

Synonyms and Related Terms

banana skin

Authority

  • Encyclopedia Britannica, http://www.britannica.com Comment: "Banana." Encyclopdia Britannica. 2004. Encyclopdia Britannica Premium Service. 25 Apr. 2004 .

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