Ethiopian binding is a traditional bookbinding method used in Ethiopia, characterized by its unique construction and decorative elements. This technique involves sewing the book's sections together with an exposed stitching along the spine, often using colorful threads or cords. The covers are typically made from wooden boards or stiff leather and are often adorned with intricate designs or carvings. Ethiopian binding is notable for its durability and the distinctive appearance it gives to the finished book. This method has been used historically for religious texts and other important manuscripts in Ethiopian culture.

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