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Fabriano Rosaspina - Ivory

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Size: 50cm x 70cm 285gsm IVORY

Made with qualitatively high-level raw material (60% Cotton). Rosaspina is a mould made paperboard and suitable for all printmaking techniques (etching, lithography and silk-screening).

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