serigraphy

/səˈrɪgrəfi/

Definitions

1. noun

the art or process of printing from a plate with raised lines or images, typically by transferring ink to paper or other material, or the resulting prints.

“The artist used serigraphy to create a series of vibrant posters for the music festival.”

2. noun

a print made using this process.

“The gallery featured a collection of serigraphs by local artists.”

3. verb

to print or produce something using serigraphy.

“The studio will serigraph the posters for the band’s upcoming tour.”

Synonyms

  • screen printing
  • silkscreen printing

Antonyms

  • etching