noun
or or·fray or or·frey ˈȯrfrē
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English orfrey, orfray, from Middle French orfreis, from Medieval Latin aurifrigium, from auri- + Latin Phrygium, neuter of Phrygius Phrygian
1.
a. : elaborate embroidery (as of gold)
b. : a piece of such embroidery
2. : an ornamental border or embroidered band especially on an ecclesiastical vestment