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Definition of faience - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
ceramicTECH. tin-glazed earthenware used for tableware and decorationTECH.
- The museum displayed a collection of faience from the 18th century.
2.
kiln glazingTECH. art or technique of making glazed ceramic wareTECH.
- She studied faience at the ceramic arts school.
3.
museum beadsTECH. small frit ornaments from ancient Mediterranean culturesTECH.
- Archaeologists discovered faience beads in the ancient tomb.
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tin-glazed earthenware used for tableware and decoration 
small frit ornaments from ancient Mediterranean cultures
Origin of faience
French, faïence (earthenware)
Examples of faience in a sentence
Faience was popular in ancient Egyptian art. The workshop teaches faience to beginners. Ancient artisans perfected faience over centuries. The museum displayed faience amulets from Egypt. Collectors value faience for its historical significance.
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- French:faïence, céramique émaillée, ...
- German:Fayence, Technik der Herstellung glasierter Keramik, ...
- Italian:maiolica, faenza, ...
- Spanish:fayenza, loza vidriada, ...
- Portuguese:faiança, ...
- Chinese:锡釉陶器, 彩陶工艺, ...
- Japanese:ファイアンス, 施釉陶器の製作技法, ...
- Arabic:خَزَف مُزَجَّج, خَزَف فَيَانْس, ...
- Hebrew:פַּאיֶינְס, פַאיַנְס, ...
- Russian:фаянс, майолика, ...
- Ukrainian:фаянс, фрітові прикраси, ...
- Hindi:फाइयेंस, फायेंस, ...
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