lacis
/ˈleɪkɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A network of fine, branching lines or patterns, especially in a natural or organic form.
“The intricate lacis of veins in the leaf added to its aesthetic appeal.”
2. noun
A type of ornamental pattern or design, especially in metalwork or embroidery.
“The ancient brooch featured an intricate lacis of interlocking flowers.”
3. noun
A type of spongy or porous tissue, especially in plants.
“The lacis of the sponge provided a unique structure for water filtration.”