Tracery (noun)

Delicate and intricate openwork in architecture, especially in Gothic style windows and screens.

Origin:

Derived from the old french word "traçer" meaning "to trace".

Examples:

1. The tracery of the cathedral's stained glass windows was famous for its beauty and intricate design.
2. The tracery of the church's rosette window was created in the 14th century and is considered a masterpiece.
3. The tracery of the metal gate was made using a combination of forging and delicate engraving.
4. The tracery of the wooden screen separated the nave from the choir and was admired by visitors.
5. The tracery of the Gothic arches was a feature of the castle's architecture and a symbol of the time period.