The Unryu Premio paper combines the Japanese tradition of papermaking with the demands of modern printing technology. The paper's surface reveals a special structure that only the long fibers of the mulberry tree can produce. Organic and uniform, the pattern resembles a cloudy sky. The character of the Washi paper shapes the smoothed surface, optimally prepared for printing. The result: An art print that impresses with vibrant colors and remarkable contour sharpness. The high weight of the paper at 165 g/m² is achieved through a double-layered processing. The Japanese paper manufacturer Awagami combines laminating two Washi sheets, a paper of high stability and outstanding strength.

The Unryu Premio paper meets the quality standards of a cardstock. The opacity of the paper results from the processed layers, and in combination with the matte surface, Unryu Premio is ideally suited for interior design. Natural, artificial, and targeted illumination showcase art prints on this noble natural paper in the best light, making them a focal point. The matte surface minimizes reflections and harmoniously blends into any living environment. The Premio paper is predestined for hanging indoors thanks to its high quality. The form stability is remarkable for a plant-based paper, so elastic changes are not to be feared. Appropriate framing protects the piece from external influences and moisture, which could affect its aging resistance.

The organic structure of the paper becomes part of the motif in the art print. Landscapes and nature representations particularly benefit from the visible plant fibers. Photographs, whose effect is created by atmospheric light contrasts, are expressively reproduced. The impressive color intensity allows for museum-quality prints. The dynamic brushwork of Vincent van Gogh gains additional character through the cloudy structure of the paper. Paintings that let the viewer lose themselves in cloud formations gain gentle support and a distinctive expression.