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Borders and frames



robirimini
Italy

Borders and frames
 
 
How do these borders are called in English?
  
Thanks for your help.
Roberta
 
 

9 Oct 2016      





Firefox_360
United Kingdom

I am not sure if these borders have a particular name. I would call them �geometric � as they are comprised of repeated shapes.
 
 I hope that helps! 

9 Oct 2016     



Jayho
Australia

Hi Rebecca
 
There are no fixed names for borders.
 
Firefox �s suggestion is good as a generic name.
 
Cheers
 
Jayho

9 Oct 2016     



JuliaKaraban
Russian Federation

It is like a doodling style

9 Oct 2016     



abdo111b
Morocco

Can I call them shapes?

9 Oct 2016     



cunliffe
United Kingdom

Symmetric shapes? 

9 Oct 2016     



maryse pey�
France

How are these borders called in English ?
 
In French it is "FRISE", the equivalent of FRIEZE in English.

9 Oct 2016     



Rosa_Rose
Egypt

I think  they are doodles.

10 Oct 2016     



redcamarocruiser
United States

Roberta, Maryse is right according to google images.They are friezes.
 
But as I am not familiar with art concepts, I would just call them borders (agreeing with firefox that they dont have a particular name), at least outside the art classroom, for most of us.
 
If you need to be more specific, you can describe them. 
 
Row one is a flower border.
Row 2 I don �t know the name but it remnds me of a design on a Roman tunic.
Row 3 is a bell border.
Row 4 is a flower border.
Row 5 is a pinwheel border.
Row 6 looks like a daffodill or tulip border. 
Row 7 is a alternating squares and dimonds border.
Row 8 is a diamond in a square border.
Row 9 loosl like flagsor pennants in squares.border
Row 10 looks like a Native American clothing pattern border.

10 Oct 2016     



redcamarocruiser
United States

My post was too long.

10 Oct 2016