IPA: /brɪˈkɒlɑːʒ/
KK: /brɪˈkɒlɑːʒ/
An item or creation made by combining various materials or elements that are readily available, often resulting in a unique or eclectic mix.
The artist's latest work is a bricolage of different textures and colors, showcasing her creativity.
Bricolage → The word originates from French 'bricoler', meaning to tinker or do odd jobs, which itself comes from 'bricole', meaning a small tool or a makeshift device. The term refers to the act of creating or constructing something using whatever materials are available, often in a resourceful or improvised manner.
Imagine someone 'tinkering' with various 'small tools' to create something new — that's the essence of bricolage, making something from what you have at hand.
No commonly confused words.