Katta Quantus

Kata Quantus of the Mandalapur is a petite cat, very dynamic and always busy. Kata is a theoretical physicist. He is involved in quantum mechanics, he loves homemade lemonade and Vespas. She has named her own Vespa Democritus. Her dream is to make souzes in wormholes.

She’s got her name from the scientific name of cats Felis catus or catta. Her surname comes from the Latin adjective quantus which means small quantity. Her great-great-grandfather was the famous cat Timur de Mandalapur, the first sacred cat of Burma in Germany.

This type of bookbinding appeared during the Middle Ages in Germany.

This tiny book has more power than a normal-sized book. It has concentrated energy.

The excellent quality of the materials, the Byzantine stitch and the styling idea are the three powerfull points of this small suitcase which unlike its size, it  gives us a great information and living experience of the binding way from the 2nd or 3rd century to the Middle Ages.

Tutorial video in our site. It Contents 6 matrials to bind a small leather book with stitches that appear on the back and without using glue.