'Wag!' Toraneko Bonbon Washi Paper Sheets

In Japan, kaishi paper (washi paper) is an essential item used in tea ceremonies and kaiseki cuisine. But beyond these traditional settings, it’s incredibly useful in daily life too. Use it for wrapping sweets, writing short messages, or even as a substitute for a pochibukuro (small envelope for gifts). 

Simple, elegant, and versatile — try incorporating it into your everyday routine.

Set of 24 sheets. 

Size: 17.5 × 14.5 cm 

Material: Washi Paper

Made in Japan 

More Info: KRSK Toraneko Bonbon refers to a line of whimsical, cat-themed stationery and lifestyle goods. Designed and illustrated by Nachio Nakanishi, who is an artist and chef living in Japan, she travels and hosts meals and draws child-like, lighthearted illustrations of animals—often depicted eating or drinking. "Toraneko Bonbon" (translated as "Tiger Cat Bonbon") is the name of her traveling restaurant. The "KRSK" prefix commonly found in the product listings stands for Kurashiki, a historic town in Japan's Okayama prefecture where her partner brand, Classiky, manufactures these goods.