Most Expensive Papers Manufactured Worldwide  

Dec14,2024

Crafted from the inner bark of mulberry trees, this paper is renowned for its beauty, texture, and meticulous handmaking process. 

Choiroplain Paper (Greece)  

A sustainable yet costly option, hemp paper boasts strength, durability, and is often used for archival purposes.

Hemp Paper (Global)  

Historically linked to ancient Egypt, authentic papyrus is still manufactured in small quantities for collectors.  

Papyrus Paper (Egypt)

A specialty paper made with gold or silver foil inlays, often used for exclusive invitations and certificates. 

Gmund Treasury Paper (Germany)  

Made from 100% cotton, it is used for high-quality prints, currency, and fine art due to its durability and elegance. 

Cotton Rag Paper (Global) 

A vellum-like, semi-transparent paper often used for luxury calligraphy and documents.

Pergamenata Paper (Italy) 

Surprisingly expensive, this eco-friendly paper made from elephant dung is both sustainable and unique.

Elephant Poo Paper (Thailand) 

A luxury textured paper featuring embossed crystals, used in premium stationery and decorative arts.  

Crystal Embossed Paper (Italy) 

A rare, high-quality book paper revered for its archival properties and velvety smoothness. 

Zerkall Book Paper (Germany)