Marbled paper is an art form that dates back at least to the 17th century, when European travelers to the Middle East brought back samples and bound them into albums.

For Norma Rubovits, lessons in bookbinding turned into a love affair with the marbled papers that distinguish the finest examples of the binder’s art. She became a pioneering paper marbler and ...

Chena River produces paper — generally 19 1/2 by 25 inches — for book binders, scrap bookers and card makers. The same process is used for marbling silk, which is done on three yards of fabric ...

Longer fibers in the paper providing exceptional strength and durability. From this durable base paper, flowing marble patterns in shades of turquoise and gold decorate the page in a one-of-a-kind ...