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| Can you say: cloy-zuhn-NAY? Sure sounds like French to me, and it's usually spelled with the final e marked with a French acute (think of it as a right-leaning accent mark). I haven't figured out how to incorporate the -AY sound acute sign above the e, so please bear with me and just pretend it's there. | |||||||||||||||
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| As the saleslady is explaining, cloisonne is an art form that originated in Beijing around 1300 AD. | |||||||||||||||
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