Which religious text pioneered an innovative 'packaging' design in the 1st century CE that revolutionized how written content was accessed and preserved?

Throughout history, religious and philosophical products have employed unique packaging designs to convey sacredness, meaning, and tradition. From ancient scrolls to modern spiritual items, packaging serves not just as protection but as a vehicle for meaning. This poll explores how different faith traditions have approached the art of packaging their most sacred products, revealing the thoughtful design choices that help bridge material goods with spiritual significance.

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The Codex (book format) of early Christian texts, replacing scrolls with bound pages
The Torah scroll with its ornate protective case (Tik) and decorative mantle
Buddhist sutras inscribed on palm leaves with protective wooden covers
The Quran's innovative verse-separation system with decorative binding