Figury

/ˈfɪɡəri/ adjective

Definition

Having many figures, decorated with figures, or full of ornamental designs; resembling or containing figural elements.

Etymology

From figure + -ary (adjective suffix). Middle English formation using the productive suffix -ary to describe something characterized by figures or figural qualities.

Kelly Says

A 'figury' tapestry tells a story through woven images of people and scenes, whereas a plain one is just solid color — decoration that transforms fabric into narrative.

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