festón 166
Festoon . ( Del it. ( festone ). 1. m. embroidery of enhancement in which on the one hand is topped every stitch with a knot, in such a way that after the embroidery fabric can be cut without this RID. 2. m. embroidery, drawing, or cut in the form of waves or spikes, which adorns the shore or edge of something. 3. m. ornament composed of flowers, fruits and leaves, which are placed in the doors of the temple where a feast was held in places which made some public amusement or in the heads of the victims in the sacrifices of the gentiles. 4. m. Arq. Adorno in manner of Festoon, the doors of the ancient temples.