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| guilloche |
| (Alan Witschonke) |
An ornamental border formed of two or more curved bands that interlace to repeat a circular design.
[French, tool used in making the ornamentation or French guillochis, guilloche.]
Dictionary:
guil·loche (gĭ-lōsh', gē-yōsh') ![]() |
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| guilloche |
| (Alan Witschonke) |
[French, tool used in making the ornamentation or French guillochis, guilloche.]
| Architecture: guilloche |
An ornament formed by two or more bands twisted over each other in a continuous series, leaving circular openings which are often filled with round ornaments.
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| Archaeology Dictionary: guilloche |
A plaited or cable motif used as a decorative device in a range of applications comprising two or more interwoven strands or bands, sometimes continuous and sometimes broken.
| Word Tutor: guilloche |
| WordNet: guilloche |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
an architectural decoration formed by two intersecting wavy bands
| interlacement (architecture) | |
| plaiting (architecture) | |
| cabochon (architecture) |
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