Marbling Paper
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Due to a sharp decrease in the use of print media, the manufacturer of Texoprint paper has stopped making it. That means you won't be able to find it anywhere else, either. We do have a very small stash on hand if you are desperately in need of this specific paper, but otherwise you might want to try Masa or Kosa paper, both of which are available from Bick Art Materials at
A very durable 55-lb. white paper, with a slight latex content, which makes it great for marbling since it is not harmed or weakened when it gets wet, it won't rip or tear easily, and doesn't shrink or wrinkle when it dries. Great for bookbinding. It feels almost like a smooth linen.
This is an industrial printing paper, which you won't ever find in art supply stores. I use this paper when I want a truly professional, archival quality and look. Grain goes long way. There is a minimum order of 10 sheets.