tressure

/ˈtrɛʃər/
noun
  1. A thin decorative border or band, often used in heraldry, that runs parallel to the edge of a shield or flag.
    • The knight's shield had a gold tressure with small fleur-de-lis inside.
    • The flag of Scotland includes a tressure as part of its royal coat of arms.
    • The family crest featured a double tressure around the central lion.
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