Silkscreen (noun)

1. A method of printing in which an image is transferred to a substrate (such as paper or fabric) through a stencil placed on a fine mesh screen.
2. A print made using this method.

Origin:

Originally a trademark, from silk + screen.

Examples:

1. Silkscreen is a popular method for printing t-shirts and posters.
2. The artist used silkscreen to create a limited edition print of the painting.
3. Silkscreen printing involves pushing ink through a stencil onto the paper.
4. The silkscreen print was created with multiple layers of colors.
5. Silkscreen process is extensively used for printing posters, t-shirts, and other fabric items.