Coptic binding is an ancient bookbinding technique that originated with early Christian communities in Egypt. It involves sewing the book's sections, made from folded sheets of paper, together using exposed stitching along the spine, allowing the book to open flat. Coptic binding does not use a traditional cover; instead, the covers are often made from stiff materials like board or leather and are attached at the end of the sewing process. This method is valued for its durability and the unique, artistic appearance it provides to the finished book.

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