Cloisonné bindings - Revision history

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 #A type of "{{m|en|enamelled binding}} produced during the 11th century, mainly by Greek and Italian craftsmen. Cloisonné is a technique of surface decoration in porcelain enamel on metal, in which each color area is surrounded by a thin line of metal, flush with the surface of the enamel...Cloisonné can be distinguished from {{m|en|Champlevé binding}} by the uniform thinness of the metallic lines."{{Eth}}
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 {{l|en|Champlevé binding}

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+#A type of "{{m|en|enamelled binding}} produced during the 11th century, mainly by Greek and Italian craftsmen. Cloisonné is a technique of surface decoration in porcelain enamel on metal, in which each color area is surrounded by a thin line of metal, flush with the surface of the enamel...Cloisonné can be distinguished from {{m|en|Champlevé binding}} by the uniform thinness of the metallic lines."{{Eth}}
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-A type of "{{enameled binding}} produced during the 11th century, mainly by Greek and Italian craftsmen. Cloisonné is a technique of surface decoration in porcelain enamel on metal, in which each color area is surrounded by a thin line of metal, flush with the surface of the enamel...Cloisonné can be distinguished from {{m|en|Champlevé binding}} by the uniform thinness of the metallic lines."{{Eth}}
+A type of "{{m|en|enamelled binding}} produced during the 11th century, mainly by Greek and Italian craftsmen. Cloisonné is a technique of surface decoration in porcelain enamel on metal, in which each color area is surrounded by a thin line of metal, flush with the surface of the enamel...Cloisonné can be distinguished from {{m|en|Champlevé binding}} by the uniform thinness of the metallic lines."{{Eth}}
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