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Encyclopedia > Ornamentation

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ORNAMENT in the Bible Encyclopedia - ISBE (Bible History Online) (253 words)
Ornaments in general would include finely embroidered or decorated fabrics, such as the priest's dress or the high-priestly attire, and the richly wrought veil, girdle and turban used by the wealthier class.
Figurative: The universal devotion to ornament among the Orientals is the occasion for frequent Biblical allusions to the beauty and splendor of fine jewelry and attire.
In grievous sorrow, all ornament was to be laid aside in token of mourning (Ex 33:4-6).
NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Lawn ornament (727 words)
Lawn ornaments are decorative objects placed in the lawn, the grassy area of a property.
While lawn ornaments are often used singly or multiply in attempts to accent or beautify a lawn, they are often used by others as a gauge of social respectability.
Gnome ornaments were even featured in the TV series King of the Hill, and were a prominent subplot in the heavily decorated french independent film Amelie.
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