Cloisonné is a popular enameling technique from "summary" of The Art of Enameling by Linda Darty
Cloisonné is a popular enameling technique that has been cherished for centuries for its intricate and colorful designs. This technique involves creating compartments, or cells, using thin metal wires, called cloisons, which are then filled with different colors of enamel. The result is a vibrant and detailed design that is both visually striking and durable. The process of creating cloisonné involves several steps, starting with the shaping and soldering of the metal wires onto a metal base. These wires form the boundaries of the compartments that will hold the enamel. Once the wires are in place, the enamel is applied in layers and fired in a kiln at high temperatures to fuse it to the metal. This process is repeated multiple times to achieve the desired color and depth. One of the defining features of cloisonné is its ...
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