What is another word for cartouche?
Pronunciation: [kˈɑːtʌt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Cartouche is a term used to describe decorative frames in tomb walls, maps, and architecture, which enclose a design. Synonyms for cartouche include engraved frame, banner, tablet, or plaque. An engraved frame, also known as an ornamental border or decorative border, is a decorative style used to highlight and frame calligraphy or an illustration. A banner is a long strip of cloth or paper with a motto or emblem, often used to decorate buildings or carried in processions. A tablet is a small, flat slab of stone or metal, used for inscriptions or as a surface for drawing or writing. Lastly, a plaque is a flat, often decorative, plate or tablet made of metal, wood, or stone, used for inscriptions or to adorn a wall.
