anaglyptical
/ˌænæɡˈlɪptɪkəl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or resembling an anaglypta, a type of ornate wall or ceiling decoration, especially in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.
“The museum exhibit featured intricate anaglyptical patterns found on the ancient Greek temple walls.”
2. noun
a type of ornate wall or ceiling decoration, especially in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.
“The anaglyptical designs were characteristic of the Baroque period in European architecture.”