Vellum Parchment are often used interchangeably, but they are technically distinct materials, both traditionally used for writing and creating manuscripts.
- Material: writing material made from the specially prepared skin of animals, typically calves, sheep, or goats. The process involves cleaning, treating, and stretching the animal skin to create a durable and smooth surface for writing.
- Use: Parchment has a long history and was widely used in medieval and ancient times for manuscripts, legal documents, and illuminated manuscripts.
- Both parchment and vellum have been used for centuries due to their durability, resistance to decay, and smooth surface that allows for precise writing and illustration.
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Goat Vellum Parchment White bleach for Furniture
- Goat Vellum Parchment White bleach for Furniture size 38" Length approx to 35" Wide approx with no hole THICKNESS 0.3 to 0.5
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Parchment Furniture Goatskin Creamy
- Furniture Goatskin: This suggests that the material is made from goatskin and is intended for use in furniture upholstery. Goatskin is known for its durability and suppleness, making it a popular choice for high-quality leather goods.
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Parchment Transparent Cloudy Goat for Furniture
- Goat: This suggests that the material is made from goat skin. Goat leather is known for its durability, flexibility, and smooth texture, making it a popular choice for high-quality leather goods. For Furniture: This indicates that the material is intended for use in furniture upholstery. It suggests that the material is suitable for covering furniture surfaces, such as chairs, sofas,…
