champ·le·vé 
(shäɴ-lə-vā)
(shäɴ-lə-vā)n.
A technique of decorating metal in which areas that have been hollowed out, as by incising, are filled with colored enamel and fired.
[French : champ, field (from Old French, from Latin campus); see CAMPUS + levé, raised; see LEVEE2.]
champ′le·vé adj.