IPA: /zaɪˈlɒɡrəfɪk/
KK: /zai'loɡræfɪk/
Relating to a type of print made from a woodblock, often used in art and illustration.
The museum displayed several xylographic prints from the 18th century.
Xylographic → It is formed from "xylo-" (from Greek "xylon", meaning wood) and "graphic" (from Greek "graphia", meaning writing or drawing). The word refers to the art of printing from woodblocks, thus combining the concepts of wood and writing.
Think of 'wood' ('xylo-') being used for 'writing' ('graphic') — that's why xylographic relates to printing from wood.