gooseskin
/ˈɡus.sɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A tough, thin, and flexible membrane forming the outer layer of the abdomen of a goose, used in making parchment, etc.
“The ancient scribe carefully applied the gooseskin to the vellum to preserve the important historical text.”
2. noun
A type of parchment made from the skin of a goose
“The artist used gooseskin to create a beautiful and durable painting surface.”