"geometric decoration" is a perfectly correct phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the type of interior design or artwork in a room, for example, "My living room has a white and grey colour scheme with geometric decoration on the walls".
The back cover is decorated more simply, with no raised elements and purely geometric decoration of engraved lines, which are filled in with two pigments which now appear as the bright yellow and the dark colour, once apparently blue.
Geometric decoration, usually incised, is the rule.
In the 39-millimeter white-gold version, the geometric decoration, in onyx and tiny brilliant-cut diamonds, is set into a jade dial.
In the more elaborate türbes, the single door was framed with bands of geometric decoration, and the turret was sometimes ribbed.
In several structures, partially preserved vaulted roofs remain, but for a site in the Puuc area, Xcalumkin has remarkably little geometric decoration, and mask panels are unknown.
Perhaps the best known of these wares is a series of large urns of red polished pottery with geometric decoration found in the Banshan cemetery (see Banshan ware) and at Machang, both in Gansu province.
These temples are similar to Tsaparang's -- high ceilings, slender red wooden pillars and geometric decorations on the ceiling.
Although Indian designs of the American Southwest inform the geometric decorations of his elegant vessels, "raku," the gant vessels, "raku," the Japanese technique of low firing porous clay and embellishing it with rich, dark glazes, is an equally strong influence.
Europeans instead had the local potters mimic Spanish vessel forms and geometric painted decoration styles imported from Mesoamerica.
The borders are of contrasting color in fur or geometric line decorations.
There had been a door there, a massive wooden slab covered with geometric metal decorations, which had traditionally been kept sealed, in the belief that it led to a tomb of saints.
