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Filigree

Filigree (also less commonly spelled filagree, and formerly written filigrann or filigrene)[citation needed] is a form of intricate metalwork used in jewellery and other small forms of metalwork.

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Methods of fabrication and uses

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Modern filigree

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Metaphorical uses

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History

Methods of fabrication and uses

Modern filigree

Metaphorical uses

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Filigree

Nodes112
Edges111
Triples99
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017857
Components1

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Filigree

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related to Medieval Europe · 29
Filigree → Aachen, Admirable, Albert, Anglo-Saxon, British Museum, British Museums, Britons, Byzantine, CE, Celts, Constantinople, Cross, Cumberland, Dover, England, Europe, Examples, Gospel, In, July
related to Asia · 18
Filigree → Also, Asia, Asiatic, Cuttack, Greeks, India, Indian, Iran, It, Karimnagar, Known, Odia, Odisha, Telangana, Very, Wandering, Whether, Zanjan
related to Ancient work · 15
Filigree → Archaeological, BC, But, Egyptian, Examples, From, India, Many, Mardin Province, Mesopotamia, Midyat, Midyat Filigree Museum, Specific, Their, To
related to Africa · 8
Filigree → Abyssinia, Albert Museum, Battle, Great Britain, Magdala, The, They, Victoria
related to Technological innovations · 7
Filigree → CAD, Engraving, It, Laser, Once, Technologies, With CAD
has method · 6
Filigree → In, Metal-supported, Small, Some, The, When
related to Bibliography · 6
Filigree → Cambridge University Press, Chisholm, Encyclopædia Britannica, Hugh, This, Vol
related to history · 4
Filigree → Etruscans, Greeks, Indeed, Though
is a · 1
Filigree → general and most remarkable ornament
related to Metaphorical uses · 1
Filigree → In Polish

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work made gold wire metal jewellery silver fine patterns pieces small metalwork museum designs beads soldered century also examples many

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Filigreeis ageneral and most remarkable ornament0.90text
boraxinstance ofby means of flux0.80text
by the help of the blowpipeinstance ofby means of flux0.80text
railingsinstance ofincluding larger-scale metalwork such as wrought iron or cast iron pieces0.80text
balustradesinstance ofincluding larger-scale metalwork such as wrought iron or cast iron pieces0.80text
Filigreehas methodIn0.60section
Filigreehas methodMetal-supported0.60section
Filigreehas methodSome0.60section
Filigreehas methodThe0.60section
Filigreehas methodWhen0.60section
Filigreehas methodSmall0.60section
Filigreerelated to AfricaGreat Britain0.60section

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