Relating to or produced by the process of anaglyptic carving or engraving, typically describing relief art and ornamental work.
From Greek ana- + glyphē (carving) + -ic, originally used in art and sculpture to describe relief work techniques.
Archaeologists use 'anaglyptic' to describe ancient carved gemstones and decorative items—it's a technical term for how artists created those beautiful raised patterns by carefully removing material around the design.
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