• The product is made from the fiber of the coconut frond trunk (either nipa palm or coconut palm). After being processed into pulp, it is pressed into sheets of various sizes and thicknesses, based on the paper-making techniques of the Hmong people, with patterns created using water pressure in the Japanese Rakusui Washi style.
• Coconut fiber paper is highly versatile: it can be used for translucent 3D paper, fine art paper, food and cosmetic packaging, paper handbags and totes, as well as raw material for making paper flowers. Coconut paper artworks are visually unique thanks to the paper’s natural translucency, making them ideal for high-end interior decoration.
• Coconut paper is also used to create handicrafts such as paper flowers, paper-based items, and translucent art pieces—serving as distinctive, culturally rich souvenirs.