The workshop of Georg Siegmund Stobwasser was renowned for making snuff boxes from this material.
The workshop of Georg Siegmund Stobwasser was renowned for making snuff boxes from this material. Many Latin American festivals feature people whipping children and young women with pig bladders while wearing costumes made of this material. After Russian icon painting fell out of fashion, unemployed artists turned to lacquering boxes and panels made of this material. Because French troops ransacked the Vatican, Pope Pius VII had to be crowned with a tiara made of this material during his 1800 coronation. Egyptian funerary (*) masks from the First Intermediate Period onwards used a material similar to this one, known as cartonnage. Three-dimensional Korean hanji art uses a material very similar to this one. This medium grew in popularity in 18th century England and France as a cheaper replacement for wood and plaster, though it was itself largely supplanted by plastic. Cloth, pottery, and this material are commonly used to create pinatas. For 10 points, name this composite material made by binding sheets of paper with glue, whose name means "chewed paper" in French.
The workshop of Georg Siegmund Stobwasser was renowned for making snuff boxes from this material.
papier-mache [prompt on paper before it is read]