


- Uses :
✦ These are stacks of paper created by artisans using a sophisticated and meticulous technique. To make paper from the agarwood tree, the artisans first mix the raw bark with liquid to form pulp. After removing the excess liquid, they use a large sieve to form a sheet of pulp, which is then dried to become paper.
✦ Do paper can be used for:
+ Folk painting and art
+ Preservation of ancient documents: Used for recording books, imperial decrees, family genealogies, and important texts
+ Modern handicraft products: Making notebooks, lanterns, paper fans, gift boxes, decorations, and eco-friendly packaging.
+ Other traditional applications include: making votive paper, Mid-Autumn Festival toys (lanterns, masks), packaging paper, moisture-proofing, or even speaker cones (thanks to its good sound absorption properties).
