cloisonne
/ˌklɔɪzəˈneɪ/
noun
- A decorative technique in which metal wires are attached to a metal surface to form compartments (cloisons) that are filled with colored enamel and then fired.
- Learning the art of cloisonne requires patience and steady hands.
- She collects antique jewelry featuring intricate cloisonne patterns.
- The museum displayed a beautiful vase made with cloisonne from the Ming dynasty.
adjective
- Made using or relating to the cloisonne technique.
- The cloisonne earrings were a gift from her grandmother.
- He admired the cloisonne enamel work on the old box.
- The artist specializes in cloisonne jewelry with floral designs.