No, split casting needs to divide the object into several parts and then splice them together, which will increase the manufacturing difficulty and process complexity and easily affect the overall beauty and use effect of the object. Split casting needs to divide the object into several parts and then splice them, which requires more time and labor costs. At the same time, separate casting also needs to deal with the seams at the splicing, which is very difficult for cloisonne, a fine handicraft, and the production cost will increase accordingly. Cloisonne is a very complicated process, which needs to be heated and fired with colored glaze to form an integral object.