Definition of: serigraphy

(si·rig′rə·fē) noun
An adaptation of the silk–screen process in which hand–made color prints are made on any desired surface by the use of stencils painted upon or cemented to the screen, one stencil to each color, the finished print being in all details the work of an individual artist in distinction from those commercially reproduced by silk–screen printing.
—se·rig′ra·pher noun
—ser·i·graph·ic (ser′ə·graf′ik) adjective