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faience
[ fahy-ahns, fey-; French fa-yahns ]
noun
- glazed earthenware or pottery, especially a fine variety with highly colored designs.
蹿补茂别苍肠别
/ fe瑟-; fa瑟藞蓱藧ns /
noun
- tin-glazed earthenware, usually that of French, German, Italian, or Scandinavian origin
- ( as modifier )
a 蹿补茂别苍肠别 cup
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of faience1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of faience1
Example Sentences
The pharaoh is deep turquoise 鈥 the color of Egyptian faience 鈥 as is the wall behind him, which is incised with hieroglyphs.
But what about the cute little faience hippo in the same vitrine?
The site contains a large number of ovens and kilns for making glass and faience, along with the debris of thousands of statues, said Betsy Bryan, a specialist of Amenhotep III鈥檚 reign.
There was the Tashkent metro, 22 miles long, with majestic stations 鈥 several hung with three-tiered chandeliers 鈥 including one tiled in futuristic blue faience, dedicated exclusively to space exploration.
A faience, or ceramic box, with the name of Pharaoh Tuthmose II written in hieroglyphics, was also discovered nearby.
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