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How you capture what you create is equally as important to what you create. Here are 4 reasons Wanderings deckle edge paper is a perfect fit for you:

1. HANDMADE by artisans are known as “Kagzi’s”. This name is derived from the Urdu word ‘Kavas’, that means paper. In the 16th century, Raja Man Singh, the ruler of Ambar, settled the Kagzi in Sanganer on the banks of Saraswati river where clear water was easily available. Thus, this city emerged as one of North India’s largest paper producing centers.

The size of this community has decreased in the last few years. There is a small area of ‘Kagzi’ in Sanganer near Jaipur, where a section of this community had settled thousands of years ago.

2. Eco-Conscious vintage paper that is tree-free, acid-free, and chemical-free. Our paper uses 100% recycled cotton, is hand-made by artisans, and dried in the sun.

3. The ANTIQUE DECKLE EDGE paper looks great, feels great, and is just simply cool. 130gsm paper is thick enough to be used as watercolor paper but flexible enough for writing.

4. Creating, Writing, Sketching, Stitching - the uses are endless. Perfect for place settings, business cards, price cards, or exercising your inner creativity through sketching or watercolors. Your Wanderings deckle paper is a blank slate for anything else you can dream up!

Brand	WANDERINGS
Color	White Deckle Folded Cards
Material	Paper
Sheet Size	3.5" x 2"
Paper Finish	Premium Matte
Product Dimensions	1"L x 1"W
Recommended Uses For Product	Ideal for place cards and wedding table cards
Sheet Count	50
Paper Weight	15
Number of Items	25
Style	Deckle Edge
Manufacturer	Wanderings
Paper Dimensions	3.5" x 2"
Unit Count	25.0 Count
Item Weight	2.46 ounces
Item model number	VL46
Material Type	Paper
Size	3.5x2"
Manufacturer Part Number	VL46

Wanderings Handmade Deckle Edge Tent Cards – Folded to 5x9 cm – 150 GSM - 50-Pack – Textured Cotton Paper – Ideal for Place Cards, Blank Name Card, Table Settings, Gift Tags, Love Notes

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