“The Ligature on Ligatures” is a mini-book that contains five chapters about Æ, the character ligature that is also the company’s logo. Because the definition of the name is a mystery to some, “The Ligature wanted a piece that would explain ligatures simply and with depth to satisfy the curiosity of both the novice and the educated reader,” Kuhlmann-Leavitt explains. The text functions to educate but also works to exhibit the various materials and processes the printer offers. By using lithography, embossing, foil stamping and more, each French-folded sheet establishes the versatility of the firm. Because “interacting with printed communications goes beyond words and images on the page,” the team selected the most tactile papers possible. Careful attention to detail “sends the reader the subtle signal that the book was made by craftspeople.” by Lauren J. Grundhofer