tressures

/ˈtrɛʃərz/
noun
  1. A decorative border or frame, especially in heraldry, consisting of a narrow band that runs parallel to the edge of a shield.
    • The coat of arms featured a gold tressure on a blue background.
    • The royal banner was edged with a double tressure of red and white.
    • In heraldic design, a tressure often appears as a thin inner border.
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