enlay (Meaning)
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enlay (v. t.)
See Inlay.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enlay
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enlay Sentence Examples
- The artist used enlay technique to decorate the bronze artifact with colored stones.
- The enlay technique involves carefully fitting pieces of colored glass or glazed ceramic into the surface of a metal object.
- The ancient Egyptians were skilled at creating enlay jewelry, using materials such as turquoise, lapis lazuli, and carnelian.
- Enlay work was often used to enhance the beauty and complexity of decorative objects.
- Modern enlay techniques use epoxy or other adhesives to secure the inserts into the surface of the object being decorated.
- Enlay can be used to create a variety of designs, from simple patterns to intricate mosaics.
- In architecture, enlay refers to the decorative use of different materials, such as tiles or stones, to form patterns or images on a surface.
- Enlaying allows artists to combine different materials and colors to create unique and eye-catching designs.
- The durability of the materials used in enlay work ensures that the resulting designs can withstand the test of time.
- The beauty and versatility of enlay make it a popular technique for creating decorative objects and artworks.
FAQs About the word enlay
See Inlay.
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The artist used enlay technique to decorate the bronze artifact with colored stones.
The enlay technique involves carefully fitting pieces of colored glass or glazed ceramic into the surface of a metal object.
The ancient Egyptians were skilled at creating enlay jewelry, using materials such as turquoise, lapis lazuli, and carnelian.
Enlay work was often used to enhance the beauty and complexity of decorative objects.
