alabastrian (Meaning)

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alabastrian (a.)

Alabastrine.

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The artisan carefully crafted the vase using an alabastrian technique, ensuring a smooth and polished finish.
The alabastrian columns of the ancient temple exhibited a pristine and luminous quality, reflecting the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
In restoration work, conservators often employ alabastrian methods to revive the original beauty of historical artifacts.
The alabastrian glow of the marble statue caught the museum visitors' attention, highlighting the skillful artistry of the sculptor.
The cathedral's interior featured intricate alabastrian carvings that added a sense of elegance and sophistication to the sacred space.
Art students studied the alabastrian techniques of renowned sculptors to gain insights into the classical methods of shaping marble.
The alabastrian finish of the architectural elements in the palace contributed to its opulent and regal atmosphere.
The restoration team used alabastrian methods to carefully repair the damaged sections of the ancient mural, preserving its historical significance.
The alabastrian quality of the porcelain figurine gave it a timeless and delicate appearance, reminiscent of classical artistry.
As an alabastrian masterpiece, the intricately designed chess set showcased the artisan's dedication to precision and detail.

Alabastrine.

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The artisan carefully crafted the vase using an alabastrian technique, ensuring a smooth and polished finish.

The alabastrian columns of the ancient temple exhibited a pristine and luminous quality, reflecting the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

In restoration work, conservators often employ alabastrian methods to revive the original beauty of historical artifacts.

The alabastrian glow of the marble statue caught the museum visitors' attention, highlighting the skillful artistry of the sculptor.