Miki's Paper

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Reviews:/ 29 reviews

General Merchandise Retail

Adress:1801 4th St , Berkeley , CA , US

Phone: (510) 845-9530

Website: Take me there

Opening Hours:

Mon: 10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Tue: 10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Wed: 10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Thu: 10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
Fri: 10:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Sat: 10:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Sun: 10:30 AM - 05:00 PM

Parking:

street

Services and Conveniences:

Accepts Credit Cards

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Reviews (5)

26/05/2019
L. S.
The most beautiful paper in the world. The Paper Tree in San Francisco also has wonderful papers and books about Origami.
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23/02/2017
Nadine Y.
For those who are a stationary fan or just love items that are either from japan or really reminds you of Japan, this is the store for you! I usually like to come in here whenever I am in the...
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08/06/2016
Nichole L.
This was my first visit to Miki's and it is such a lovely store that had a great vibe, and the people that work there are so sweet and attentive. Their selection of paper is amazing and great...
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31/12/2017
David C.
One of the last really great paper stores with expert help. I bought some Japanese papers for a Buddhist ceremony, and they were very helpful and patient with my perusal of sample after sample....
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10/07/2016
Rita G.
This place is heavenly. I'm huge on writing/stationary/art, so as soon as I stepped into this store I was instantly enamored. I wanted to see everything all at once-- they have gorgeous handmade...
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Descriptions

Miki's Paper sells a beautiful selection of handmade Japanese papers, as well as bound journals, miniature origami creations and a few other items. The museum-like quality of the store with its tranquil yet stunning wall hangings made of fine, custom papers sets the tone of tranquility and calm that pervades this shop.

Other people have described the store as magical and sacred, but what really defines it is the sense that you are in a fine art gallery, not just a paper store. Many people buy a sheet of their paper and frame it. There are note cards, photo albums, origami kits and more.

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