Husk (Wedgwood handbook)

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Husk.

A small congery of leaves spread open at one end like the covering of ripened oat grains. Husks are generally found strung in festoons, increasing in size from each end to the centre, where the husks become larger and stand thickest. Husk festoons are found in relief on many basaltes and jasper vases ; and they are occasionally used as an enamelled pattern, though in that case strung on a wavy or straight line.