Meaning of "tarsia" in English

Tarsia refers to an artistic inlay technique often used in woodworking. This intricate craft involves fitting together pieces of wood, ivory, or other materials to create decorative patterns or pictures. Historically, tarsia has been employed in creating ornate furniture, musical instruments, and decorative panels, showcasing the artisan's skill and creativity. The art form flourished during the Italian Renaissance and remains a testament to precise craftsmanship and aesthetic detail.

Meaning of "tarsia" in French

In French, "tarsia" describes a similar craft technique involving the inlay of various materials to form intricate patterns or images. This decorative practice, known as "marqueterie" in French, has been used historically in creating luxurious furniture and other decorative arts. It reflects an art form that combines practicality with beauty, embodying a rich heritage of craftsmanship that is highly revered in artistic circles.

Pronunciation of "tarsia" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈtɑː.si.ə/

Pronunciation Variations: There are typically no major regional variations in the pronunciation of "tarsia" within English-speaking regions.

Pronunciation of "tarsia" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /taʁ.sja/

Pronunciation Variations: Generally consistent in French-speaking regions, though slight variations might occur in accent or intonation.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

  1. The artisan meticulously crafted a table using the tarsia technique. (L'artisan a méticuleusement fabriqué une table en utilisant la technique de la tarsia.)
  2. Tarsia has been a popular decorative art since the Renaissance. (La tarsia est une art décoratif populaire depuis la Renaissance.)
  3. She admired the tarsia work on the vintage musical box. (Elle a admiré le travail de tarsia sur la boîte à musique vintage.)
  4. His collection includes several pieces showcasing exquisite tarsia. (Sa collection comprend plusieurs pièces présentant une tarsia exquise.)
  5. Tarsia demands both patience and precision from the artist. (La tarsia exige à la fois patience et précision de l'artiste.)
  6. The museum exhibited a remarkable tarsia panel from the 16th century. (Le musée a exposé un remarquable panneau de tarsia du 16ème siècle.)
  7. Learning tarsia can take years of dedicated practice. (Apprendre la tarsia peut prendre des années de pratique dévouée.)
  8. The tarsia technique involves creating intricate designs. (La technique de tarsia implique la création de motifs complexes.)
  9. Each piece of tarsia tells a unique and storied past. (Chaque pièce de tarsia raconte un passé unique et riche.)
  10. Inlay art such as tarsia adds elegance to furniture. (L'art de l'incrustation comme la tarsia ajoute de l'élégance aux meubles.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "tarsia" in English

Synonyms: marquetry, intarsia, inlay, parquetry.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: mosaic, veneering, craftsmanship, woodwork.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "tarsia" in French

Synonyms: marqueterie, incrustation.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: mosaïque, ébénisterie, ornementation.

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