Literally “paper mulberry money paper”. Other fibers (such as silk) were added to make imitation more difficult. It was manufactured in the imperial manufactures in Chengdu (Sichuan) and Huizhou (Guangdong), then next to Hangzhou (Zhejiang) from the Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279). The paper was printed with intricate patterns and stamped with blue, red and black seals.
Ku chao
Chu chao
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Liste brute des plantes référencées — fibre structurelle et plantes tinctoriales non encore distinguées à ce niveau (voir Attestations quand disponibles).
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- Kkujinamu (꾸지나무)
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- Kozo (コウゾ)