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One of the ancient techniques to make paper consisted in using mulberry bark and rags with water, mashing them into pulp, pressing out the liquid and hunging the thin mat to dry in the sun [📹 craftsman0011]

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the patience required to mash that pulp by hand is honestly insane compared to how we just click print now. cool to see the origin of a sheet of paper

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