Applied to enamel work in which the metal ground is engraved, cut out, or depressed, and the spaces filled with enamel pastes and fired.

enamelwork in which hollows made in a metal surface are filled with coloured enamels; = champlevé, n. adj.

(See quots.)

A technique in which small areas of translucent enamel are fused into the spaces of a wire framework to give an effect similar to stained glass.

Ceramics. (See quots.)

In Indian jewellery-making: enamelwork, chiefly champlevé; the decoration of gold with intricate enamelwork designs, enamelling.