millefiori
- noun
- /ˌmɪlɪˈfɪəri/
- She bought a beautiful millefiori bead at the market.
Examples
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She admired the intricate designs inside the millefiori pendant she received as a gift.
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Collectors often seek out rare millefiori pieces for their unique patterns and vibrant colors.
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The artist carefully arranged each millefiori bead to create a colorful bracelet.
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These millefiori pieces are perfect for jewelry making.
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The artist carefully arranged each millefiori bead to create a colorful bracelet.
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Collectors often seek out rare millefiori pieces for their unique patterns and vibrant colors.
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She admired the intricate designs inside the millefiori pendant she received as a gift.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Millefiori comes from the Italian words mille ('thousand') and fiori ('flowers'), which literally means 'a thousand flowers' and is a helpful image for a small glass bead or slice covered in many tiny, colourful flower-like designs.