Xưởng Rozemyne

The Rozemyne Workshop began as the Myne Workshop, a small shed near Ehrenfest's south gate given to Myne and Lutz so they would have a place to make paper. Benno established it as a branch of the Gilberta Company, with Myne as its forewoman, so she could invent, produce, and sell her prototypes through his store.

After Myne became the orphanage director, she opened a branch of the workshop in the temple orphanage and employed the orphans to make paper, books, and games — all sold through the Gilberta Company. When Myne 'died' and became Rozemyne, the forewoman's name changed and the workshop was renamed accordingly.

Backed by Archduke Sylvester, the workshop became the spearhead of Ehrenfest's expanding printing industry, extending to a new monastery near Hasse and beyond. Its crest — a book, a pen, an inkwell, and plants — reflects its twin missions of book-making and paper-making.