baudekin
/ˈbɔdəkɪn/
noun
- A rich, embroidered fabric made of silk and gold or silver thread, used in medieval times for ceremonial clothing and hangings.
- Medieval nobles prized baudekin for its luxurious appearance and weight.
- The cathedral's altar cloth was woven from baudekin imported from the East.
- The king's robe was made of baudekin, shimmering with gold threads.