Products by Yamamura

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

5.8g per sheet (4 TO 8 Microns or 0.004 mm)

5.8g per sheet (4 TO 8 Microns or 0.004 mm)

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.

The oxide silver colours are not coated with resin dyes like the other coloured silver leaves; instead they are chemically processed to create a patina of oxidation on the surface. If you prefer to stop the natural advancement of the oxidation it is necessary to protect the surface with a varnish - however, by coating the surface you could dull some of the vibrancy of the colour. The leaf is 129mm x 129mm and is supplied in packs of loose leaves with each individual leaf separated by a sheet of tissue paper. Available as both 100 leaf book and 500 leaf packs. Each 100 leaf pack will cover an area approximately 1.6m2

The oxide silver colours are not coated with resin dyes like the other coloured silver leaves; instead they are chemically processed to create a patina of oxidation on the surface. If you prefer to stop the natural advancement of the oxidation it is necessary to protect the surface with a varnish - however, by coating the surface you could dull some of the vibrancy of the colour. The leaf is 129mm x 129mm and is supplied in packs of loose leaves with each individual leaf separated by a sheet of tissue paper. Available as both 100 leaf book and 500 leaf packs. Each 100 leaf pack will cover an area approximately 1.6m2

A collection of beautiful, vibrant metallic shades created by dying pure silver leaf. Coloured silver leaves are produced by taking genuine silver leaf and then dying and coating it with a plastic resin on both sides. These leaves are most often used in artistic applications such as paintings, artworks, wall covers and for glass gilding. The leaf is packaged in packs of 500 loose leaves or books of 100 loose leaves. Each individual leaf is separated by a sheet of tissue paper. We advise top-coating the leaves to avoid fading. Coloured silver leaf is more brittle than silver leaf and must be handled delicately to avoid breakage. Do not use alcohol-based sealants, some thinners or bleach as it will dissolve the plastic coating. If you’re unsure about the effect of the size or sealer on the leaf remember to test compatibility of products before gilding.