Manya spread on the table. (Patreon)

This was an interesting table and a great background for Manya's body.
As far as I can see, the house had a lot of furniture somehow vaguely related with a typography.
When I was young I have worked in a print shop one Summer and the prints covering this table reminds me of the "sfogliacci", which were the first sheets of paper you left on top of the brand new paper you were going to print on.
The sfogliacci used to show many different prints, one on top of the other, from previous works, and were used just to reach the optimal quantity of ink on the aluminum printing plate.
You will have the chance to see this better in other pictures of the same table, but I'm glad to see that other people found these strange and messy layers of prints aesthetically pleasing, so much as to make them part of a tabletop.
But surely the best layer of all is the top one!