title = "Ornamentation and Dingbats"

content = """
Ornamentation is the use of decorative elements, such as borders, fleurons,
and dingbats, to enhance the visual appeal of a layout. While the primary
focus of typesetting is the arrangement of text, well-placed ornaments
can add a touch of personality and historical character to a project.

Fleurons, also known as printers' flowers, are stylized floral or botanical
motifs that were commonly used in early printing to separate sections of
text or to decorate margins. Dingbats are a wider category of ornamental
symbols, ranging from geometric shapes to small illustrations. At Vellum
Craft Press, we use these elements with restraint, ensuring they complement
rather than compete with the typography.

Ornamentation should be chosen to align with the overall tone and period of
the project. A classic book might feature delicate, hand-drawn fleurons,
while a modern brochure might use more abstract and geometric dingbats.
The goal is to use these elements to create a sense of visual interest and
richness that draws the reader into the content, without distracting from
 the clarity of the typographic layout.
"""

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