Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
damask
noun
/ˈdæm.əsk/

Definition
A type of fabric, often silk, that is woven with a pattern on both sides; also refers to a specific type of metal, especially steel, that has a wavy or flowing pattern.

Examples
- The table was covered with a beautifully patterned damask tablecloth.
- He admired the craftsmanship of the damask steel blade.
- She wore a stunning dress made from light damask fabric that glimmered in the light.

Meaning
Damask can refer to luxurious textiles featuring intricate designs or an iron or steel material known for its distinctive surface patterns.

Synonyms
- Brocatelle
- Jacquard
- Silk