Cloisonné Flowers Sticker Collection

Cloisonné is a labor-intensive variety of enamelware decorated with intricate designs made by attaching wires to a copper core, applying ground-colored glass to the cells formed by the wires, then firing the piece at high temperatures. The final step in the cloisonné-making process is polishing: each object is buffed with as many as fourteen different polishing stones, producing a perfectly smooth finish.

A bountiful sticker collection sheet with joy-inspired flowers taken from the cloisonné objects in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) collection.