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Moulding (British English), or
molding (American English), also
coving (in
United Kingdom, Australia), is a
strip of
material with
various profiles used...
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designated as a fontanel. The greater, or
anterior fontanel, is a
lozenge-shaped
space that is
situated at the
junction of the
sagittal and the coronal...
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figures of men in
different attitudes.
Mandovara or wall
moldings Mandovara, the wall
moldings start with kumbha, a pitcher. It has a
broad undecorated...
- used a
rotary die to
produce the capsules. They were then
filled by blow
molding. This
method was high-yield, consistent, and
reduced waste.[citation needed]...
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story is a
fascia with
lozenge patterns, as well as a
hexagonal roof with an
aluminum frame. The roof is
interrupted by a
lozenge-shaped shaft,
which contains...
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contains terracotta panels with
decorations such as
foliate motifs, masks,
lozenges, and wreaths.
Above the 4th
story is a
frieze with roundels, as well as...
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entrance is
surmounted by a spla**** arch
covered by a stone-carved
pattern of
lozenges with
rosette and
cross motifs inside them.
Above this is an overhanging...
- from the "organic" style. The
former includes "pearls, frets, meanders,
lozenges, ovas, waves, palmettes, scrolls, grids, ribbons, loops, spirals, seed...
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originated from the Gr**** word korōnis,
meaning "cornice" or "ornamental
molding".
There is also
speculation of the
origin to stem from the
Arabic word...
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circles and
baskets of
flowers in the
central panel,
flanked by
diamond lozenges in the side panels.
Axminster Rococo designs often have a
brown ground...
