Which packaging innovation revolutionized the accessibility of religious texts in the 15th century?

Religious texts are not just spiritual guides but also physical products with evolving packaging designs. Throughout history, how these sacred texts are presented has influenced their accessibility, preservation, and cultural significance. This poll tests your knowledge about the innovative packaging developments that have shaped how we interact with religious literature across different faith traditions.

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The Gutenberg Bible's movable type printing, which enabled mass production of uniformly bound religious texts
The introduction of silk scroll covers for the Torah, protecting scrolls while adding ceremonial significance
The development of palm-leaf binding techniques for Buddhist sutras in Southeast Asia
The Ottoman Empire's leather-bound Qur'ans with gold-leaf ornamentation and protective cases