damascene
- adjective
- /dəˈmæs.iːn/
- Specialized
- The museum display included a stunning damascene dagger from the 16th century.
Examples
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The craftsman produced a damascene box inlaid with fine silver threads.
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Her collection features several damascene brooches set with silver and gold.
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The sword had a beautiful damascene pattern on its blade.
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She admired the damascene jewelry at the market.
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Her collection features several damascene brooches set with silver and gold.
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The craftsman produced a damascene box inlaid with fine silver threads.
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The sword had a beautiful damascene pattern on its blade.
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Etymology
Damascene also describes a metal surface with wavy or inlaid patterns and comes from famous Damascus blades and their work, often called Damascus steel. So a damascene object is one decorated by mixing or inlaying metals to make a visible pattern.