vellute
/ˈvɛljʊm/ or /ˈvɛlʊm/Definitions
1. noun
A high-quality paper made from the skin of animals, especially calves, used for writing and printing, especially for manuscripts and fine art reproductions.
“The artist worked on a vellum copy of the medieval manuscript.”
2. noun
A strong, luxurious fabric, especially silk or velvet, often with a smooth, velvety texture.
“The woman wore a vellum cloak to the royal ball.”