tressour

/ˈtrɛsər/
noun
  1. A decorative border or edging, especially in heraldry or architecture, often consisting of a repeating pattern.
    • The cathedral's stained glass window was surrounded by a stone tressour.
    • The medieval tapestry had a tressour of golden leaves along its edge.
    • The coat of arms was framed by a tressour of intertwined vines.
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