Trying to frame an answer properly!

We saw a lot of that in Rome - and like Wayne Martin - it's difficult to 'frame' a response without giving it away!!

The word masonry kind of give us all a clue.  Right? 

It has to be some kind of "style" of masonry work.

Inside masonry where wine has been spilling by accident?

Fancy older stucco. It also employs wires on the wall to hold the designated patterning. In this case-- Use fancy bricks as a facade in front of an important building...

gesundheit!

Pink bricks used by Inspector Clouseau

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers I'm familiar with Japanese cloisonne' from when I lived in Japan. I would think it is a similiar process with masonry work.

Thank you.

I do know what cloisonne is and have some Christmas ornaments made out of it. So I guess this is masonry with this type design.

Using different colors/styles of bricks together?

Similar to clioisonnee jewelry and serving pieces, it is a metallic process of embedding metal into masonry.  A

A fancy cement block

My guess is something to involve framing the French.  Maybe some brickwork that's never been fired and only dropped once?

A bit of Byzantine brick wrapping more likely to be found in Constantinople than Arizona.

Cornerstones with goodies inside!

  IDK

Google helps me with these questions! 

I will have to rely upon the knowledge of my smart buyer agent.

trimming masonry blocks with bricks....ugly...

I home made our of ceramics.

When in Rome....

I am not sure but it sounds like something I wouldn't want in my house lol

Sounds like fancy brickwork?