Cloisonné Egg

A cloisonné egg, which is a decorative object made using a technique of enameling where thin wires are used to create compartments that are then filled with enamel paste and fired. 

They are typically crafted from copper or brass, with the enamel applied within the wire compartments.

Cloisonné eggs often feature intricate floral or decorative patterns in vibrant colors. 

The cloisonné technique has a rich history, with notable examples from China (where it's also known as "Enamel with copper roughcast and inlayed copper wire") and Russia.