1. Decorative objects or artwork made using the cloisonné technique, in which colored enamels are fused into compartments formed by thin metal wires or strips on a metal base.
Usage: Usually plural; refers to finished pieces rather than the technique itself; Common in decorative arts and jewelry

Examples

• The museum's collection includes beautiful Chinese cloisonnés from the Ming Dynasty.
• She inherited a set of cloisonnés featuring intricate floral designs.
• The jeweler specializes in creating modern cloisonnés with vibrant colors.
• Antique cloisonnés are highly valued by collectors of decorative arts.
• The exhibition showcased cloisonnés from various Asian cultures and time periods.