Without partitions or divisions; lacking the compartments typical of cloisonné work.
From 'cloison' + '-less' suffix (without); describes artwork or structures lacking the partition-like quality of cloisonné.
This is a rare technical term in art history—artists and historians use it to distinguish between cloisonné pieces (with metal partitions) and other enameling techniques (without them).
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