1. A decorative pattern of parallel ridges or flutes, typically used on the edges or surfaces of metalwork, pottery, or architectural elements.
Usage: Often used in decorative arts and craftsmanship

1. To decorate or finish (a surface) with gadrooning; to create a pattern of parallel ridges or flutes on.
Usage: Transitive verb; commonly used in metalworking and pottery

Examples

• The silver bowl featured elegant gadrooning along its rim.
• The craftsman spent hours gadrooning the edge of the decorative plate.
• Gadrooning was a popular embellishment technique during the Victorian era.
• The teapot's handle was enhanced with fine gadrooning.
• She learned to create gadrooning patterns in her metalworking class.
• The architectural column displayed classical gadrooning at its base.