Frieze (noun)

1. A horizontal band of sculptured or richly decorated molding on a wall, typically near the top of a classical interior.
2. A decorative frieze or band of molding used for ornamentation.
3. A wall hanging or tapestry featuring a decorative design or scene.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french frise, from italian frisso, from late latin frixum "fringed cloth", from latin fricare "to rub".

Examples:

1. The frieze in the dining room was beautifully carved and added a touch of elegance.
2. The frieze in the temple was covered in intricate designs.
3. The frieze hanging above the fireplace depicted a historic battle scene.
4. The frieze in the entrance hall was a masterpiece of architectural design.
5. The frieze in the theater was a beautiful work of art, showcasing the talent of the sculptor.