What is another word for sgraffito?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛsɡɹafˈiːtə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Sgraffito is an art technique where multiple layers of contrasting colours are scratched away to reveal a design. It's a decorative process usually seen in ceramics or buildings, such as in Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Other similar terms for sgraffito are graffito, zemni, brushstrokes, encaustic, resist, and carving. These techniques have been used for centuries and have a similar impact on the visual appearance of a surface. Sgraffito art can be found around the world, from the Middle East to Europe, and even in modern-day designs. The technique creates a unique look and texture, and there are many possibilities for creativity in this medium.
