nyomókötéssel
Nyomókötéssel, also known as impression binding, is a bookbinding technique characterized by its decorative embossing rather than the use of ink or gold tooling for ornamentation. In this method, patterns or designs are pressed directly into the cover material, typically leather or parchment, using heated tools. This creates a raised or indented relief that adds a tactile and visual dimension to the book's binding.
The process often involves a sequence of heated metal tools, each bearing a specific motif. These tools
This technique was particularly popular during certain historical periods, often associated with the late medieval and