damascene
/ˈdæməˌsin/
verb
- To decorate metal with a wavy pattern or inlay, especially in the style of Damascus steel.
- They plan to damascene the surface of the ceremonial dagger.
- The craftsman learned to damascene steel using traditional techniques.
- He spent years perfecting how to damascene gold onto iron.
adjective
- Relating to or characteristic of the city of Damascus or its people.
- She bought a beautiful damascene rug from a market in Syria.
- The museum displayed damascene pottery from the 13th century.
- The damascene architecture featured intricate mosaics and arches.
- Having a wavy pattern like that of Damascus steel; decorated with inlaid metalwork.
- He admired the damascene finish on the antique vase.
- The jeweler created a damascene bracelet with gold and silver inlay.
- The sword had a damascene blade with flowing, water-like patterns.
noun
- A type of metalwork or pattern resembling Damascus steel, often with inlaid gold or silver.
- She collected damascene from various regions, each with unique patterns.
- The exhibition featured damascene from Spain and the Middle East.
- The artisan specialized in damascene, creating intricate designs on metal surfaces.