pronounstion /ˈʃæmleɪv/ or /ʃæmˈleɪv/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of enamel technique used in medieval art, characterized by low-relief designs in a smooth, even surface.

“The museum featured a stunning example of champlev enamel in its medieval art exhibit.”

2. noun

A raised design in a metal surface, typically used in jewelry or other decorative objects.

“The artist carefully crafted the intricate champlev design on the silver pendant.”