Laceworks [noun]

The crustacea are the grandees of the sea, who, in their lacework and embroidery, avoid the rude contact of the pebbly crowd.

He had a deeply lined face with a lacework of tiny wrinkles around the slanted eyes.

Another, delighting in richness no less than in simplicity, designed the stone lacework of the French cathedrals.

The bare, tangled branches of the roadside poplars showed against the dull January sky like intricate designs of lacework.

To that tower he decided to add still another story before he topped it with an elaborate lacework spire.

If he took to carving on stone, it was to reproduce on the best tractable material his delightful lacework of osiers.

Each bush and tree was coated with rime, and edged with a tracery of delicate lacework.

On the walls were what might have been carvings of flowers and lacework, creamy to smoke color, gypsum, Ace told them.

The small windows were curtained with spiders lacework of the very finest pattern.

This trysting-path leads under a lacework of foliage, giving it pleasant and meditative gloom even when the sun shines brightly.