Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Ré Paper Studio’s second-life paper
A Ulaanbaatar studio makes paper from herder-gathered cow dung, recycled denim, and textile waste, then prints custom goods to order.
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- Businesses ordering custom printed cards, tags, and stationery
- Worth noticing
- The visible catalogue lists minimum runs from 10 posters to 100 business cards, with per-item prices in tögrög.
Field notes
The page lays out a three-material process: argal gathered by herders, recycled denim, and textile waste. It says each sheet is pulped, formed, dried, and cut by hand, then shows a catalogue of 12 products with prices and minimum quantities. The founder is identified as chemist G. Erchissaran; the page says she began experimenting in her kitchen in 2021 and founded the studio in 2023.
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