Keeping To A Paper Cutting Theme,

now you have your plasters,

 here are a few more ideas for you to try, 

they are by Ayumi Shibata, 

whose work is based in Shinto religion, in which white paper is considered a sacred material, 

“Working within this cultural framework, I use the traditional method of Japanese paper cutting to bring attention to the delicate relationship we as humans have with the environment,” she says. “Within work, I want to create a discussion about how we relate and care about the world we were given.” what fantastical mystical worlds within a glass jar.