Cloisonné is a type of enameled metalwork art in which colored areas, often with intricate and ornate designs, are separated by narrow strips of metal. It is usually done using gold, silver, or copper wires that are bent and soldered onto the metal body. The metal strips serve as partitions, or “cloisons,” to create a pattern that is then filled with enamels in various colors. The process can be used to create colorful and decorative designs on various items, such as jewelry, watches, or vases.
