Refers to the craft technique of pasting layers of paper over a mold and then removing the mold, or objects made by this method. Often associated with traditional Japanese crafts like 張り子 (hariko).
See also: 張り子
This papier-mâché mask is very light.
Make a doll using the papier-mâché technique.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant without okurigana.
Rare kanji form using 貫.
Rare kanji form using 貫 without okurigana.
Compound of 張り (hari, 'pasting') + 抜き (nuki, 'removing'), from the process of pasting paper over a mold and then removing it.