Use for series of conventionalized flower and foliage motifs, usually palmettes alternating with lotus, or other similar forms having lobe or leaf shapes radiating from a base. Sometimes used for individual such motifs. Found in Greek and later classicizing styles.
AAT
30009982
13yrs ago
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