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fluting
This term describes a specific type of linear ornamentation characterized by parallel grooves. In architecture, it is a classical detail used to create a sense of verticality and lightness in heavy stone columns, often associated with Greek and Roman styles.
When applied to textiles or metalwork, the term refers to a rhythmic, corrugated texture. It is distinct from general pleating in that it typically implies a more structured, repetitive, and often cylindrical or rounded ridge effect rather than flat folds.
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The Doric columns are characterized by their deep vertical fluting.
Look at the delicate fluting on the edges of this silk gown.
I wonder if the fluting on these pillars was carved by hand or cast in a mold.
The architect decided to add fluting to the pilasters to create a more classical feel.
This metal sheet requires precise fluting to increase its structural rigidity.
The fluting on the glass vase catches the light beautifully.
Check the fluting on the molding before we paint it.
The ancient temple ruins still show traces of elegant fluting on the remaining shafts.