What is another word for glyptography?
Pronunciation: [ɡlɪptˈɒɡɹəfi] (IPA) 
Glyptography, also known as glyptic art, refers to the art of engraving or carving on surfaces, typically on hard materials such as stones, metals or gems. Synonyms for glyptography include carving, engraving, sculpting, etching, chiseling, and incising. These words are used interchangeably to describe the technique of creating raised or sunken designs on hard surfaces. Glyptography has been used for centuries in the production of jewelry, sculptures, and art pieces. The art form has evolved through time and has been adapted to different mediums, including pottery and glass. Regardless of the medium, glyptography remains a testimony to the enduring human desire for artistic expression.
