What is Paper Marbling?
Paper marbling is a type of paper crafting which involves suspending paint or pigments on a liquid surface and then dipping paper into the solution, allowing it to pick up a distinctive design. Depending on how the pigments have been manipulated, the design may have swirls, dots, spirals, splotches, and so forth, and it can tend to resemble marble, which explains the name. Paper marbling has been practiced for at least 1,000 years, and it appears to have originated in Asia.
