Washi tape is a thin adhesive tape frequently used in decorative and DIY projects. Made from Japanese shrubs (such as kozo or mitsumata), rice, hemp, or other natural fibers, it’s often biodegradable and recyclable.
Washi tape is easy enough for kids to tear with their hands yet durable enough to hold up pictures and posters on the wall. You can write on it, or use a tape with fun patterns. Water- and heat-resistant, washi tape ticks just about every box for arts-and-crafters while scratching the itch for creatives who love to explore its limitless possibilities.