grand feu

The term "grand feu" originates from French and is used in various high-temperature techniques in ceramics and watchmaking.

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Definition

B2Ceramics

(technical, art)A high-temperature process used to fire ceramics, typically above 1,250°C, resulting in durable and often brightly colored pieces.

Example

  • The pottery was subjected to grand feu to achieve its vibrant glaze.

C1Watchmaking

(technical, luxury)A technique where powdered silica and other materials are heated on a metal base at very high temperatures to create a glossy, durable watch dial.

Example

  • The watch features a grand feu enamel dial, known for its deep, glassy finish.

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