paper making

However, most of the paper making is done by women.

Most paper making is done inside the home by those who are dedicated to it either full or part time.

This was when paper making reached its peak in the valley.

The appearance of workshops for paper making started to appear first in the 1990s.

It is not known exactly where or when paper making began in Mesoamerica.

Paper making began in Uma around 1750, and much later grew into the region's major industry.

Paper making has not only brought money into the Otomi population of the community but political clout as well.

Maidstone was at one time a centre of industry, brewing and paper making being among the most important.

Why 1860s, well that is when the new "format" for paper making became to be used significantly for books.

Paper making has been a major occupation for the last 625 years; the mill dates from the late eighteenth century.

However, the textile industry was not the town's major employer; other industries such as mining and paper making were also important sources of employment.

Done properly, paper making is a virtuous circle of sustainable production from managed forests.

As the traditional industries have declined, electronics, chemicals, and paper making have replaced them.

Interest in the craft of paper making led artists to look anew at paper already in existence.

The technology of paper making was thus transmitted to and revolutionised the Islamic world, and later the European West.

The effluent from paper making contains 10 to 100 times the amount of contaminants produced in the manufacture of polystyrene foam.

IN Turkey where it flourished in the 15th century, marbled paper making was known as ebru, or the art of the clouds.

The laborious process of paper making was refined and machinery was designed for bulk manufacturing of paper.

In the subsequent 10 years, Étienne applied his talent for technical innovation to the family business; paper making was a high-tech industry in the 18th century.

Guns Mill was an ideal site, as the pure water supply required for paper making was available from St Anthony's Well.

In the 1970s interest in rejuvenating lokta craft paper making occurred as the tourism industry in Nepal began to grow.

However, only shamans may do paper cutting rituals and the exact techniques of paper making is guarded by the residents of the village from outsiders.

Industrialized paper making has an effect on the environment both upstream (where raw materials are acquired and processed) and downstream (waste-disposal impacts).

Before the processing of wood pulp and chemical wood pulps in the mid-19th century, the dominant fibre source for paper making was cotton and linen rags.

Paper making was severely limited by the supply of cotton and linen rags from the time of the invention of the printing press until the development of wood pulp (c. 1840s).