Cast paper is a technique used to create paper objects or artwork by pouring or molding a mixture of paper pulp and water into a shape or onto a surface. The pulp, which is made from recycled paper or fibers, is poured into molds to form various textures, designs, or three-dimensional shapes. Once the mixture dries and hardens, it takes on the shape of the mold, resulting in unique, handcrafted paper pieces. This method is often used for creating art pieces, sculptures, or decorative elements.

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