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silk paper
noun
- paper that contains silk fibers and is sometimes used for printing postage stamps and revenue stamps.
Word History and Origins
Origin of silk paper1
Example Sentences
In the New York residence, the sky-and-cloud scheme takes many forms, including a custom abstract cloud-pattern rug from Joseph Carini Carpets in the living area, floors stained a pale brownish gray to mimic a cloudy day, and a light-blue silk paper from Vescom that covers most of the walls.
This is epitomized by the work of sci-fi author Ken Liu who refers to some of his writing as “silkpunk,” a riff on steampunk that visualizes a tactile-techno world where the silks and gears of industrial age Victorian England are exchanged for silk, paper and bamboo.
Watch a team of conservators pack up a '50s couture gown — with silk paper and the utmost care.
The Parisian artist Alix Aymé had little interest in keeping meticulous records for her paintings on canvas, silk, paper, lacquer and glass.
Between helpings the women sat back, waving fans made out of silk, paper, sandalwood, and pandanus fronds.
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