Tracery
Pronunciation: /ˈtɹæsɚaɪ/
Tracery (noun)
- A delicate pattern of lines in stone or metal, often seen in old church windows.
- A thin, detailed network of lines that spreads out like branches across a surface.
Examples
- The tracery on the window glowed in the morning light.
- Tracery on the window framed the garden view.