1. a glassmaking technique in which thin rods of colored glass are bundled together, fused, and then sliced to create patterns resembling flowers; also, an object made using this technique.
Usage: Italian origin; literally means 'thousand flowers'; commonly used in decorative glassware, beads, and jewelry

1. made using or decorated with the millefiori glassmaking technique.
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• The artisan created a stunning millefiori vase with intricate floral patterns.
• She wore a millefiori pendant that displayed vibrant colors in a flower-like design.
• Millefiori beads are popular in jewelry making and craft projects.
• The museum's collection includes several examples of Venetian millefiori glasswork.
• He purchased millefiori paperweights as souvenirs from Italy.
• The technique of millefiori requires great skill and precision to achieve the desired patterns.