Literally translated as "cloud dragon paper", Moab Moenkopi Unryu Paper is made by adding long course fibers to a wet layer of Kozo (mulberry) fiber on the mold. It is a highly decorative paper, which is perfect for adding depth to a print. Moenkopi Unryu is a single-sided, natural white paper with a basis weight of 55 gsm.
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Big Fan Of The Texture, Transparent Aspect, And Stability Of This Paper. It Holds Up Well With Inkjet Printing And Has Great Image Quality With The Added Bonus Of The Fiber Texture.
I got an 8.5 x 11 sample of this tissue-thin paper, and with a little coaxing, it fed into my Epson SC-P900 printer. I liked the results so much that I ordered the 13 x 19 pack of 10. That was a whole 'nuther ballgame. The problem is that the paper's leading edge collides with the strip of rollers that's in front of the printhead track. Loading from the back or front makes no difference. I wasted two of those large sheets trying. Luckily, there was no printer damage. The only thing that did work was to tape the leading edge of the Unryu paper to a larger sheet of stiffer paper. 1. I centered the Unryu paper on a reject 17 x 22 Canson Platine print, and taped the leading edge to the Platine. 2. In Photoshop I set the paper size at 17 x 22, and centered the 13 x 19 Unryu on it. 3. In Photoshop I confirmed that the ICC printer profile was MOAB+Moenkopi+Unryu+P900+Washi.icc. 4. On the printer I set the paper type to Platine's Ultra Premium Photo Luster.