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means The craft of rolling, shaping, and gluing narrow strips of paper into coiled or scrolled designs that build up into decorative patterns and pictures.

from The name points to the tool: early practitioners wound their paper strips around the shaft of a bird's quill or a similar slender spine, so the act of coiling around a quill gave the craft its name. "Quill" itself comes from late Middle English, possibly related to Low German and Middle High German words for a reed or hollow stalk. The technique is old — it flourished in convents and later among genteel hobbyists who sometimes imitated costly metal filigree with humble paper — but pinning it to one exact century invites guesswork, so call it a craft of past centuries that simply kept its tool's name.