filigree
/ˈfɪlɪɡriː/Definitions
1. noun
ornamentation made by soldering or welding thin threads of metal, typically gold or silver, into intricate patterns or designs; a delicate or intricate pattern of lines or shapes, especially in architecture or design.
“The intricate filigree on the church’s altar was a masterpiece of medieval craftsmanship.”
2. verb
to ornament or decorate with filigree; to create or make something in the style of filigree.
“The artist decided to filigree the metal frame with a pattern of leaves.”
3. verb
to add or create delicate or intricate details to something, often in a subtle or decorative way.
“The designer filigreed the edges of the fabric with a delicate lace pattern.”