Which packaging innovation for religious texts is credited with making scripture more accessible to individual worshippers in the 15th century?

Throughout history, religious texts have undergone fascinating transformations in their physical presentation and packaging design. From ancient scrolls to modern digital formats, the way sacred writings are packaged reflects both technological advancement and theological considerations. This trivia explores an interesting fact about the packaging innovation of religious texts that changed how people interacted with these sacred works.

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The Gutenberg Bible's use of movable type printing, allowing mass production of smaller, more affordable personal Bibles
The introduction of gold-leaf illuminated manuscripts, making religious texts more visually engaging
The Dead Sea Scrolls' cylindrical clay containers that preserved texts in desert conditions
The development of papyrus codex formats that replaced stone tablets for religious inscriptions