The museum credited the restoration to skilled goldbeaters who repaired the gilded frame.

The goldbeater carefully inspected each sheet of metal, knowing that even a tiny tear would ruin the delicate gold leaf.

The museum's exhibit included a live demonstration of goldbeating to show how master craftsmen produce delicate gold leaf.

The conservator carefully cleaned the ancient manuscript with goldbeater's skins to repair the gilded edges.

The conservator examined the fragile goldbeater's skin used in the restoration of the illuminated manuscript.