IPA: /ˈfɒndəs/
KK: /fɒn.dəs/
A method of printing where colors blend into each other in bands, often used for fabrics and wallpapers.
The artist used fondus techniques to create beautiful patterns on the fabric.
The word 'fondus' originates from Latin 'fundere' (meaning to pour or melt). It refers to a dish or preparation that involves melting, particularly in the context of melted cheese or chocolate.
Think of 'pouring' ('fundere') something delicious, like melted cheese or chocolate, to remember that 'fondus' refers to a dish that involves melting.