What is "rosettes"

Usage examples of "rosettes".

Lord Robley commanded that his hotblooded hunter also should have his mane done up in stubby ribboned braids and rosettes in the Auberon colors, and the horses of his retinue likewise, though with lesser rosettes.

She understood this and between the icy sheets of her bed, surrounded by rosettes and silver cups and the photographs of her jumping her ponies at local gymkhanas, she was always especially and actively loving to make up for the Spartan nature of her home.

Most of the rosettes braided in its flowing black mane had already fallen off.

Tapestries covered the wall on one side of the Hall, while shields interspersed with chevron-patterned arrangements of swords and rosettes of daggers adorned the opposite wall.

The king ran his fingertip along the rosettes carved into the steel, and shuddered.

In fact, they were so many its critics, that she finally invented the excuse to go to prepare maize rosettes with so saving her negative commentaries.

It watched the giant screen at the moment for placing the source of maize rosettes on the table, and sent an involuntary sigh of lightening.

Grey-green rosettes of honeysuckle leaves hung before the window, some already, she fancied, showing bud.

It seemed to him that he could be rid of the boy and the wretched onus of braids and rosettes all in one stroke.