Handmade paper

Leo Print of Kolkata, West Bengal produces handmade paper using 100 % recycled fibres. The paper is crafted by hand, giving each sheet a distinct texture and appearance. It is offered in a range of sizes, colours and surface treatments that can be specified by the buyer. The product is marketed as eco‑friendly and designed to endure normal handling without rapid wear.

In the paper industry, handmade sheets typically weigh between 120 g/m² and 180 g/m² and have a thickness of about 0.10 mm to 0.15 mm, which is standard for artisanal paper. The material generally has a neutral pH around 7.0 and is acid‑free, a typical requirement for archival quality. Fibre composition is usually pure cellulose, providing the characteristic strength of recycled paper. These typical attributes complement Leo Print’s own claim of durability and unique finishes.

The sheets find use in stationery items, bespoke lampshades, file folders, pen stands and diary covers, serving designers, boutique retailers and corporate gifting firms. Leo Print mentions flexible minimum order quantities and the possibility of FOB or CIF shipping from the port of Kolkata. Packaging can be tailored to protect the sheets during transit, and the supplier can arrange bulk supply as required. Buyers should confirm exact MOQ, lead time and payment terms directly with Leo Print.

Leo Print is located at 19c/1 P.D Raj Tola, Kolkata 700061, West Bengal, India. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier and currently shows a response rate of 0 %, indicating that communication may need to be initiated directly. Leo Print specialises in the production of handmade paper for decorative and functional uses, leveraging local craftsmanship.

The company’s profile does not disclose annual turnover, employee numbers or specific client references. It highlights flexible order quantities and the ability to ship under FOB or CIF terms, but exact lead times and payment conditions are not published and should be confirmed with the supplier.