What is another word for Greek fret?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈiːk fɹˈɛt] (IPA) 
The Greek fret is a decorative pattern consisting of repeated lines or squares that form a meandering, interlocking design. This pattern is also commonly referred to as the meander pattern, key pattern, or Greek key design. The term fretwork can also be used to describe latticework or ornamental carving in a similar style. The Greek fret pattern has been used in architecture, pottery, and jewelry design for centuries and continues to be a popular motif in modern design. Other synonyms for the Greek fret pattern include the labyrinth pattern, maze pattern, and border pattern.
