Not actually a paper, this is the Yucatan's versionof Papel de Amate. The sheets are made by shaping sanseveria and cattail fibers onto a flat surface and then placing them in the sun to dry. Examples of Huun can be traced back to the ancient Aztecs.
These sheets, made by Mark Callaghan, have one very tough side created by the fork-like instrument that spreads the pulp, while the other side is very smooth, as sheets are formed on stone or glass surfaces. The mottled sheets are created with swirls of brown cattail seed fibers. Neutral pH with 4 natural edges.
DID YOU KNOW
Huunis a Mayan word for paper. It is also the name of the tree used to make handmade paper since pre-Hispanic times