carination
/kærɪˈneɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of cutting or shaping a flower or branch to form a curved or angular shape, or the result of this process.
“The florist used carination to shape the edges of the rose petals.”
1. noun
The act of cutting or shaping a flower or branch to form a curved or angular shape, or the result of this process.
“The florist used carination to shape the edges of the rose petals.”