What is another word for onionskin paper?
Pronunciation: [ˈʌni͡ənskˌɪn pˈe͡ɪpə] (IPA) 
Onionskin paper, also known as thin paper, tissue paper or tracing paper is a type of semitransparent paper. It is called onionskin paper because of its thin, translucent and delicate texture just like the skin of an onion. Additionally, it is also referred to as Japanese paper, Bible paper, and cigarette paper. This type of paper is commonly used to create delicate and intricately detailed drawings, which can be transferred easily, printed upon or used in various crafting projects. Its thinness makes it easy to roll, fold and maneuver, making it a popular choice across various design disciplines including graphic design and architecture.
