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filigree

[fil-i-gree] / ˈfɪl ɪˌgri /


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They began opening up random doors to discover ornate ballrooms, marble clad hallways and wooden furniture with golden filigree.

From New York Times

The birds are of an invented species, robin-like but exotic in their azure, flecked plumage and the black filigree of their wing feathers.

From Washington Post

He sat on the floor, wedged the end of a half-finished rubab into the ball of his foot and set to work with a knife on the intricate filigree near the scroll.

From Los Angeles Times

Jones intones this lament in an unadorned alto, her words cradled by the tender filigrees of Richard Thompson’s electric guitar.

From New York Times

Neoclassical stone statues, vintage subway signs and metal filigree benches are scattered around the grounds.

From New York Times