Jiarts Arts & Crafts Corporation Ltd. Hefei, China

Jiarts Arts & Crafts Corporation Ltd. is based in Hefei, China and currently lists five distinct product types in its catalogue. The company’s portfolio includes handmade paper, photo albums, craft boxes, notebooks and lanterns, each recorded under the imported supplier tier. The active product count of five reflects the focused range of paper‑based and decorative goods the supplier offers. All items are produced in China, a major global source for paper and stationery products, and are classified under the relevant HS chapters for paper, paperboard and decorative articles.

The catalogue groups the items into two top categories: Handmade Paper and Photo Album, while the additional items - craft boxes, notebooks and lanterns - complement the core stationery range. Handmade paper is presented as a standalone product, whereas photo albums are listed as a finished format that incorporates the paper. Craft boxes and notebooks are described as ancillary packaging and writing solutions, and lanterns introduce a decorative lighting element made from paper‑based materials. The supplier’s product set therefore spans raw material, finished stationery and decorative uses, all originating from Chinese manufacturing facilities.

The supplier’s handmade paper is likely produced from traditional fibers such as mulberry, bamboo or recycled pulp, with common industry weights ranging from 80 g/m² to 120 g/m² and a typical brightness of ISO 216 % or higher. Photo albums in this segment usually employ 250 g/m² to 350 g/m² coated paperboard, stitched or glued binding, and may feature acid‑free or archival‑grade pages. Craft boxes are generally made from single‑wall corrugated cardboard with a fluting grade of C or B, offering compression strengths of 20 MPa to 30 MPa depending on board thickness. Notebooks commonly use 70 g/m² to 100 g/m² writing paper bound in spiral or perfect‑binding formats, with cover boards of 300 g/m² to 400 g/m². Lanterns are often constructed from thin handmade paper (30 g/m² to 60 g/m²) supported by bamboo or wooden frames, and are treated for fire resistance according to local standards.