micaceous

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Scope note
Refers to a distinctive style of pottery made in Gaul, the Rhineland, Great Britain, and elsewhere. It is characterized by the use of a wash containing specks of yellow mica, which creates an effect that resembles bronze.
micaceous
Accepted term: 29-Apr-2024