DSST Art of the Western World Exam Prep

Answer - C - Cloissonnée is the term for enamelwork in which colored areas are separated by thin bands of metal, usually bronze or gold.

Key Takeaway: Cloissonnée, developed and perfected during the Early Medieval period, refers to a form of enamelwork in which colored areas are separated by thin bands of metal, usually bronze or gold. In the early years, it was mainly used for very small items, like jewelry and small fittings for decorated weapons or clothes.