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Cloisonné (French: [klwazɔne]) is an
ancient technique for
decorating metalwork objects with
colored material held in
place or
separated by
metal strips...
- Ando
Cloisonné Company (安藤七宝店, Andō Shipōyaki) is a ****anese
cloisonné making company located in Sakae, Nagoya,
central ****an.
Owari province was one...
- Late
Romans and then the Byzantine, who
began to use
cloisonné enamel in
imitation of
cloisonné inlays of
precious stones. The
Byzantine enamel style...
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videos featuring the band were also
produced for "Spoiler Alert" and "
Cloisonné". The
music video for "When Will You Die",
which featured the construction...
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especially used
inlaid in gold
cells in the
cloisonné technique, a
style often just
called garnet cloisonné,
found from Anglo-Saxon England, as at Sutton...
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traditional Chinese medicine.
Teahouses are also
common in Beijing. The
cloisonné (or Jingtailan,
literally "Blue of Jingtai")
metalworking technique and...
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enamelling technique where the
enamel is
applied in cells,
similar to
cloisonné, but with no
backing in the
final product, so
light can
shine through...
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extremely scarce Chinese numismatic charms made from
cloisonné rather than br**** or bronze. A
known cloisonné charm from the Ming
dynasty has the inscription...
- pins are made of die-cast zinc alloy.
Cloisonné Sometimes called epola (imitation
cloisonné) or hard enamel,
cloisonné is
stamped out from a
sheet of copper...
- Georgia. It
incorporates over 100
specimens of
Georgian and
Byzantine cloisonné enamel dated from the 8th to the 12th century. The icon is now on display...
