inlaid
/ɪnˈleɪd/Definitions
1. noun
a design or pattern created by inserting pieces of material, especially wood or stone, into a surrounding material.
“The antique table had an intricate inlaid design on its surface.”
2. verb
to decorate or ornament by inserting pieces of material into a surrounding material.
“The craftsman inlaid the wooden panel with intricate patterns.”
3. adjective
having a design or pattern created by inserting pieces of material, especially wood or stone, into a surrounding material.
“The inlaid wood on the piano was a masterpiece of craftsmanship.”