Rolling Smoking Papers dates back to the late 1800s, when hand-rolling became a personalized expression of taste and identity. Known for its consistent quality and finely milled paper, the brand established itself as a symbol of reliability for smokers and collectors alike. Its early designs, often minimal and practical, reveal a time when packaging was as much about durability as it was about visual appeal.
Over the years, Rolling Smoking Papers evolved with cultural shifts — adopting new materials, inks, and branding techniques while maintaining its classic essence. Today, it stands as a living testament to the evolution of paper manufacturing, bridging tradition and innovation through over a century of design.
Rolling papers inspired by the legendary comedy duo—bold, nostalgic, and rebellious designs that capture the humor and counterculture of the 1970s and beyond.
An iconic rolling paper brand since the 19th century, pioneering watermark and eco-paper design—symbolizing authenticity, heritage, and innovation.
A global archive of rolling paper art and history curated by Chris Balla, celebrating design, culture, and creativity through decades of iconic and rare paper collections.
Have a question about the collection or a paper you’d like to share? Chris Balla welcomes fellow collectors, designers, and the simply curious to reach out. Whether you’re looking to contribute, collaborate, or learn more about a particular piece, this archive exists to connect people who appreciate the art and history behind rolling papers.