champleve
/ʃæmˈplɛv/; French /ʃɑ̃plɛv/Definitions
1. noun
A medieval technique of enameling on metal, where a design is first etched into the metal and then filled with powdered glass, which is then fired to create a colorful, multicolored pattern.
“The museum features an impressive collection of medieval artworks, including a beautiful piece created using the champleve technique.”