Mino paper is a Japanese paper handmade from Kozo (mulberry); its strength makes it suitable for Shifu (Paper cloth). In SLIPSTREAM, thin strips of
Mino paper are loosely slipped between two layers of silk organdy, the reversing folds of the strands creating patterns reminiscent of flowing water.

Included in the Design Collection of The Saint Louis Art Museum(1994)

Composition: Silk 83%, Paper 17%
Loom: Jacquard
Weave: Organdy double-weave
Width: 113 cm
Repeat: 6.5