A skilled craftsperson who creates detailed carved or chiseled decorative work; an engraver or chaser.
From French 'ciseleur,' someone who does 'ciselage' (chiseling work). The root traces to Latin 'caelum' (chisel) and the verb 'ciseler' (to chisel).
A ciseleur was a master craftsperson—someone whose years of training produced objects beautiful enough to be treasured for centuries—and French gave them this distinctive title because French luxury goods dominated European markets.
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