Antemoro paper

The paper itself is called Antaimoro and still, today typically dipped by hand.
Antaimoro paper which is papyrus based paper is still commonly produced in Madagascar in centers such as Ambalavao.
The paper needs wild mulberry trees, in Malagasy ”Avoha”

Use them for any kind of writing, drawing, or painting or gift wrapping.

At present, the paper antaimoro is used only for decorative purposes, and not as a support for writing as it was in origin.

Each sheet is authentically made by hand in southern Madagascar, nothing goes at fast pace or without experience. Therefore, the knowledge of paper manufactory and processing is still passed on from older to younger generations.

100% natural with an ecological technique that protects the trees that produce the raw material, this paper production is part of the Bioeconomy.

It exploits natural resources without damaging them.