ink

Maghreb
17th Century
Recipe Details

Ingredients

ink

Preparation Steps

The binder is instructed to mark the spine-folds of the gatherings on the exterior using ink (p. 89). This is done before sewing to create two lines that serve as a guide for the path of the sewing thread (p. 89).

Original Recipe Text

The binder is instructed to mark the spine-folds of the gatherings on the exterior using ink (p. 89). This is done before sewing to create two lines that serve as a guide for the path of the sewing thread (p. 89).

Evidence

"Before the gatherings are sewn Sufyani suggests to mark the spine-folds on the outside with ink, in two lines, where the sewing thread will pass."

Remarks

This functional use of ink as a layout tool for bookbinding is noted in the 1619 treatise by al-Sufyani, who worked in Fez (p. 88-89). This step precedes the flattening of gatherings and the sewing process.

Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
textual analysis
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Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
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Metadata
Material Type
ink
RegionMaghreb
Approx. Year1650
Source Information
AuthorAnonymous
CollectionFez
Language
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