• Hair Follicles: Even after processing, the tiny hair follicles remain visible. 
• Fibrous Tissue: The back side clearly displays the fibrous texture.
• Natural Marks: With careful observation, one can detect veins, nerves, and even traces of pimples or small wounds the animal may have had during its life.
• Unique Texture: The surface is never perfectly smooth. Its “structured irregularity” comes from the natural variations of hair density, making each piece absolutely one of a kind.
• Aging Colour: Over time, parchment develops a distinctive patina, gradually shifting toward beige or pale yellow.

Its authenticity and uniqueness are what make parchment a material of exceptional value, both for artists and collectors.

Although its history spans centuries, modern parchment can be used like a contemporary sheet of paper, offering unmatched quality and individuality.