Which religious text has the most complex modern supply chain, with specialized production requirements including ritual preparation of materials by qualified scribes?

Throughout history, religious texts have faced unique product development and distribution challenges. From ancient hand-copied manuscripts to modern mass-produced editions, the supply chain for sacred texts has evolved dramatically while maintaining authenticity and reverence. This poll explores a fascinating aspect of how religious organizations have managed the complex supply chain of their most important products.

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Torah scrolls for synagogue use, which require kosher animal skins, special ink, and creation by trained soferim who follow strict ritual protocols
Qurans printed for mosque use, which must be reviewed by a committee of Islamic scholars to verify textual accuracy before distribution
Illuminated Bibles for cathedral display, which require gold leaf application and blessing by ordained clergy before installation
Buddhist sutras for temple use, which must be printed on paper made from specific sacred trees and blessed through a 49-day ceremony