Definition
Definition of pyrograph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
artRare design made by burning a surfaceRare
- The pyrograph on the table was stunning.
2.
burn artRare art of decorating wood or other materials with burn marksRare
- She displayed her pyrograph on the mantle for everyone to admire.
3.
toolsRare tool with heated tip for burning designsRare
- She used a pyrograph to create intricate patterns.
Images of pyrograph

design made by burning a surface 
tool with heated tip for burning designs
Origin of pyrograph
Greek, pur (fire) + graphos (writing)
Examples of pyrograph in a sentence
The artist displayed a pyrograph of a landscape. His pyrograph won first place in the art competition. The gallery featured an intricate pyrograph. He gifted her a pyrograph for her birthday. Artists often use a pyrograph for wood designs.
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- French:pyrogravure, gravure au feu, ...
- German:Brandmalerei, Pyrographie, ...
- Italian:disegno pirografato, pirografia, ...
- Spanish:pirograbado, arte de pirograbado, ...
- Portuguese:pirografo, pirogravura, ...
- Chinese:烙画, 烙画笔, ...
- Japanese:焼き絵, 焼き絵ペン, ...
- Arabic:رَسْم مَحْروق, فَن الحَرْق عَلَى الخَشَب, ...
- Hebrew:צִיוּר בְּפִירוֹגְרַפְיָה, עִטּוּר בְּעֵרָה, ...
- Russian:пирограф, пирография, ...
- Ukrainian:пірографія, випалювання по дереву, ...
- Hindi:पाइरोग्राफ, अग्निलेख, ...
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