On the Art of the Kabbalah

SC.14.P.1.5. original: "SC.14.P.1.5." This alphanumeric sequence is a library shelfmark, a unique identification code used to locate the book within a specific collection or archive.

The volume is bound in a decorative marbled paper A traditional bookbinding technique where pigments are floated on a liquid bath and "combed" into patterns before being transferred to paper. featuring a swirling pattern of dark green and deep blue. The spine is reinforced with a tan material, likely leather or vellum A durable writing or binding material made from specially prepared animal skin., which was a standard practice for protecting high-quality manuscripts and printed books in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.