rackwork
/ˈrækˌwɜræk/Definitions
1. noun
a pattern of interlacing curved lines, used in Gothic architecture, resembling the structure of a rafter in a roof.
“The Gothic church featured intricate rackwork details in its stone carvings.”
1. noun
a pattern of interlacing curved lines, used in Gothic architecture, resembling the structure of a rafter in a roof.
“The Gothic church featured intricate rackwork details in its stone carvings.”