Daphne Paper Making

In the lush, high-altitude landscapes of Bhutan, the ancient art of papermaking remains a cherished cultural cornerstone. Utilizing the fibrous bark of the Daphne and Edgeworthia plants, local artisans employ centuries-old techniques to produce 'Deh-sho'—a durable, insect-resistant paper once reserved for sacred Buddhist manuscripts. Visitors can witness the meticulous process of boiling, pounding, and drying fibers on timber frames. This tactile experience offers a profound connection to Bhutanese heritage, allowing guests to try their hand at lifting the signature screens or decorating their own sheets with pressed wildflowers, resulting in a unique, organic keepsake from the Land of the Thunder Dragon.