Abstract: A multi-layered colored paper includes at least three layers of different colored papers. Each layer has a preset area with fibers on its surface intertwining with those of another neighboring layer. At first the three layers are superposed on one another in a half dried condition, letting the half wet fibers intertwined with one another not stably. After dried, the fibers of two neighboring layers intertwine stably with one another so that the three layers may be easily peeled off from each other, and not to move, slide or shift from each other during engraving.