Article for papyrus paper, papyrus bookmarks, and fabric papyrus: 

Papyrus Paper Material:

 Papyrus plant stalks, following ancient Egyptian techniques. Appearance: Natural, with a grid-like pattern. It has a distinctive and historical texture. Uses: Ideal for artistic purposes, calligraphy, home decor, educational tools, and historical reproductions. Size: Available in various dimensions, commonly around 9.25″x 13″. Durability: Sturdy but can be delicate if not handled properly. Requires careful preservation.

Papyrus Bookmarks Material:

Papyrus plant stalks, the same as regular papyrus paper. Appearance: Smaller in size with intricate designs, often featuring Egyptian symbols or scenes. Commonly measures around 2″x 6″. Uses: Practical and decorative. Used as bookmarks, souvenirs, or small decorative items. Durability: Compact and portable. Durable enough for frequent use in books.

Fabric Papyrus Material:

Fabric designed to imitate the look and feel of traditional papyrus. Appearance: Similar to papyrus paper but with a more flexible and tactile texture. Uses: Suitable for larger art projects, wall hangings, home decor, and decorative displays. Size: Often available in larger sizes than standard papyrus paper, allowing for more extensive artistic expressions. Durability: More flexible and durable than traditional papyrus, making it suitable for a wide range of applications and easier to handle.

Key Differences Material:

Traditional papyrus is made from plant stalks, while fabric papyrus is a textile that mimics papyrus.

Size & Flexibility:  Fabric papyrus typically comes in larger sizes and is more flexible, making it ideal for bigger projects. Papyrus bookmarks are much smaller and designed for practical use.

Durability:  Fabric papyrus is generally more durable and flexible than traditional papyrus paper. Bookmarks are made from papyrus but are designed for practical and frequent use.

Each type has unique qualities that make it suitable for different purposes, whether for practical use, artistic projects, or educational displays.