es.ko.βa.ˈdu.ɾa

Definitions

1. noun

A type of decorative molding or cornice, often found in Mexican and Spanish architecture, typically consisting of a series of interlocking tiles or a continuous band of decorative elements.

“The historic mansion featured an ornate escobadura above the doorway, adding to its grandeur and architectural charm.”

2. noun

A style of decoration or ornamentation, particularly in textiles or ceramics, characterized by intricate patterns and motifs.

“The artisan’s latest collection showcased a stunning escobadura pattern on intricately woven blankets.”