Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deckle-edge
noun
/ˈdɛkəl ɛdʒ/

Definition
Deckle-edge refers to the rough, untrimmed edge of a sheet of paper, typically created during the papermaking process.

Examples
- I prefer to use deckle-edge stationery for special invitations.
- The artist chose a deckle-edge paper for her prints to enhance their artistic value.
- Each book was bound with deckle-edge pages, making it feel more unique and handcrafted.

Meaning
The term describes paper that retains its original, handmade appearance with an uneven, natural edge, giving it a unique character.

Synonyms
- Ragged edge
- Handmade edge
- Untrimmed edge