He entered the workshop as the liquid prepared with madder and special blends poured into the wooden boat. He watched silently the molds made from the linden tree were dipped into the coloring liquid and then took shape on the cover. Because Kastamonu had a say in lithography, he thought the importance of wood the city was attaching to and that the wood feels free in this city. He witnessed that the patterns, such as snowflakes, deer, and tree figurines, have been come into existence on a tablecloth, once known as “tray cloth”. As he glanced around, he noticed that these printings had different forms in daily life. Seeing that the lithograph was also used on a bag, a pillowcase, a towel, a dress, a scarf, and a cover, he opened up a little more space in his bag.