When looking at the various techniques of enamel art, the Champleve and the Cloisonné are very widely used methods. Champleve is an enamel process done by etching or scratching the object’s metal surface, resulting in dips and rises in the metal for pouring the hot enamel into. After cooled, the enamel is filed for smoothness and glossiness of both the enamel and the metal.

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