faience
faɪˈɑːns
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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.
ceramics earthenware pottery
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.
ceramic glaze
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Images of faience

  • faience: tin-glazed earthenware used for tableware and decoration
    tin-glazed earthenware used for tableware and decoration
  • faience: small frit ornaments from ancient Mediterranean cultures
    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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  1. French:faïence, céramique émaillée, ...
  2. German:Fayence, Technik der Herstellung glasierter Keramik, ...
  3. Italian:maiolica, faenza, ...
  4. Spanish:fayenza, loza vidriada, ...
  5. Portuguese:faiança, ...
  6. Chinese:锡釉陶器, 彩陶工艺, ...
  7. Japanese:ファイアンス, 施釉陶器の製作技法, ...
  8. Arabic:خَزَف مُزَجَّج, خَزَف فَيَانْس, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּאיֶינְס, פַאיַנְס, ...
  10. Russian:фаянс, майолика, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фаянс, фрітові прикраси, ...
  12. Hindi:फाइयेंस, फायेंस, ...

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