An example of medieval art is the production of illuminated manuscripts, which involved copying and illustrating religious texts, such as bibles, prayer books, and psalters, by hand. These manuscripts were highly decorative, with intricate illustrations, embellishments, and the use of gold and vibrant colors. The process of creating these manuscripts required extensive skill and craftsmanship, combining calligraphy, painting, and sometimes even golden or silver bindings. They served as important religious and educational tools during the Middle Ages.
