cassion
Cassion refers to a type of decorative plasterwork or stucco commonly found in architectural contexts. It is characterized by its sculpted relief forms, often featuring intricate patterns, motifs, or figural elements. This technique was particularly popular during periods such as the Renaissance and Baroque eras, where it was used to embellish interior and exterior surfaces of buildings.
The creation of cassion involves applying layers of plaster, typically a mixture of lime, sand, and sometimes
The term "cassion" can also sometimes be used more broadly to describe any decorative element that is