Marbled paper

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Gallery

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  Blind stamping

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  Half binding

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  Marbled paper

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  Peacock marble

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  Marbled paper

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Marble (to), Marbled cloth, Marbled, Marbled edge

Types of marbled paper patterns

• Agatine
• Blue stormont marble
• Bouquet marble
• Fancy Dutch marble
• French curl marble
• French shell marble
• Gloster marble
• Light Italian marble
• Nonpareil marble
• Old Dutch marble
• Peacock marble
• Reversed nonpareil marble
• Snail marble
• Spot marble
• Stormont marble
• Turkey marble
• Wave marble
• West end marble
• Zebra marble

Translations for "marbled paper"

• English: [[marbled paper|status=preferred}} Danish: Marmoreret

{{Concept translation|language=nl|label=marmerpapier]], [[sitspapier|status=preferred}} French: papier marbrè, [[papier Annonay|status=preferred}} German: Marmorpapier, [[marmoriertes Papier|status=preferred}} Italian: carta marmorizzata, carta francese, [[carta marmorata|status=preferred}} Latin: (translation needed)

• Spanish: [[papel jaspeado|status=preferred}} Swedish: mamorera, marmorering