Cloisonné enamel is a decorative technique used in metalwork where small compartments, or 'cloisons,' are created on a metal surface using thin strips of metal, which are then filled with colored enamel and fired to create vibrant, intricate designs. This technique showcases the skill of artisans and the aesthetic values of the cultures that employed it, particularly in the realms of Insular art and Romanesque minor arts.
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