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A standard large-sized sheet of *housho •ò‘ paper. Approximately 39 X 53 cm. The paper most frequently used for full-color woodblock prints *nishiki-e ‹ÑŠG. The qualities and sizes slightly varies according to the area and period of production. The term honmasa –{ or simply *masa – seem to have been applied to the best quality oobousho paper produced in Echizen ‰z‘O (Fukui prefecture). Today printers sometimes still use the term masaban ”» for an oobousho sheet. The major format sizes cut from oobousho paper are: *ooban ‘å”», *chuuban ’†”», *chouban ’·”», *shikishiban FŽ†”», *tanzakuban ’Zû”», and oobaiban ‘å”{”» (see *baiban ”{”»). | ||||||
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