Definition of mokume in English:

mokume

(also mokumé, moku-me)

noun mɒˈkuːmeɪ

A style or technique of decorative metalwork made to resemble wood grain, usually by laminating and then manipulating layers of metal of contrasting colours. Also: the mixed-metal laminate (of variable composition) used in this technique.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lock (1853–1909). From Japanese mokume wood grain, lit. ‘wood eye’ from moku- wood (from Middle Chinese) + me eye.

Definition of mokume in US English:

mokume

(also mokumé, moku-me)

nounmɒˈkuːmeɪ

A style or technique of decorative metalwork made to resemble wood grain, usually by laminating and then manipulating layers of metal of contrasting colours. Also: the mixed-metal laminate (of variable composition) used in this technique.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lock (1853–1909). From Japanese mokume wood grain, lit. ‘wood eye’ from moku- wood (from Middle Chinese) + me eye.

单词	mokume
释义	Definition of mokume in English: mokume (also mokumé, moku-me) noun mɒˈkuːmeɪ A style or technique of decorative metalwork made to resemble wood grain, usually by laminating and then manipulating layers of metal of contrasting colours. Also: the mixed-metal laminate (of variable composition) used in this technique. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lock (1853–1909). From Japanese mokume wood grain, lit. ‘wood eye’ from moku- wood (from Middle Chinese) + me eye. Definition of mokume in US English: mokume (also mokumé, moku-me) nounmɒˈkuːmeɪ A style or technique of decorative metalwork made to resemble wood grain, usually by laminating and then manipulating layers of metal of contrasting colours. Also: the mixed-metal laminate (of variable composition) used in this technique. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lock (1853–1909). From Japanese mokume wood grain, lit. ‘wood eye’ from moku- wood (from Middle Chinese) + me eye.
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