Two art calendars for 2026 where creativity meets quality

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Koehler Paper is starting off the new year with two exclusive art calendars at the same time. Brought to life with top quality, artistic inspiration, and sustainable materials.

Together with renowned photographer Michael Corona, the company has created a 2026 wall calendar printed on premium Koehler fine paper. Michael Corona is a landscape and nature photographer from the Black Forest who lives in the German town of Todtnau and has specialised in depicting mystical shows of light, rolling mists, and alpine motifs. The brilliant photography and exquisite feel of the resulting calendar make it a one of a kind visual and tactile experience. To put it simply, each calendar page is its own work of art, ensuring that the whole thing will be a sophisticated companion for the entire year.

The second calendar is called ‘Fauna Nova’, and is dedicated to the dramatic changes happening to wildlife in the Harz Mountains in northern Germany. It tells the story of an ecosystem in motion – of loss and comebacks, of adaptation and upheaval. This 14th issue of Koehler Paper’s calendar is printed on creative print diamant premium paper with a grammage of 210 g/m2, made 100% from secondary fibres. It was made in collaboration with storied print shop Quedlinburg Druck, and vibrantly shows just how versatile printed products can be when a creative team, an innovative paper mill, an experienced print shop, and a converter that loves experimenting join forces.

A discriminating selection of premium fine paper and recycled paper offerings was used to make these two calendars. In fact, the two showcase the extraordinary printability and tactile properties not only of ivory board in ultrawhite, superwhite, and chamois in various grammages and with various surfaces, but also of creative print. The various surfaces and embossed finishes give the calendars a creative feel and look. Above all, however, the two calendars underscore Koehler Paper’s passion for paper and art.