Filigrana

🧠 What does Filigrana mean?

Filigrana refers to a delicate and intricate ornamental work, typically made from fine threads of gold or silver twisted and soldered into elaborate patterns. This technique is commonly employed in jewelry, particularly in creating lace-like designs on earrings, necklaces, pendants, and decorative objects. The term also extends metaphorically to describe any fine, intricate detail or embellishment in writing, art, or even subtle gestures that demonstrate great skill and artistry. It evokes a sense of preciousness, craftsmanship, and refined beauty.

📚 Extra examples

• La joya presentaba una delicada filigrana de plata que la hacía parecer una obra de arte.
  The jewel featured a delicate silver filigree that made it look like a work of art.
• El escritor usó una filigrana en su prosa, llenándola de metáforas complejas y giros inesperados.
  The writer used filigree in his prose, filling it with complex metaphors and unexpected turns.
• Los artesanos son expertos en crear intrincadas filigranas con alambre.
  The artisans are experts at creating intricate filigree with wire.
• La arquitectura barroca a menudo incluye elementos de filigrana decorativa en fachadas e interiores.
  Baroque architecture often includes decorative filigree elements on facades and interiors.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "Filigrana"

Synonyms: labrado, bordado (metal), ornamento, detalle intrincado, adorno fino
Opposites: simplicidad, tosquedad, monotonía, ausencia de detalle

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