What is another word for champleve?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈamplɛv] (IPA) 
Champleve is an enameling technique that creates a pattern or design by carving the surface of a metal object and adding enamel into the recessed areas. Synonyms for champleve include cloisonne, which is a similar technique that uses thin metal wires to create compartments for enamel; Plique-à-jour, which is a type of enameling that uses translucent enamel and no metal backing; Grisaille, which is a monochromatic painting technique typically used in stained glass; and Limoges, which is a term often used to describe high-quality enameling techniques originating from the French city of Limoges. These synonyms refer to different techniques but share the commonality of creating intricate, colorful designs from enamel or paint.
