passement
/ˈpɑːs(ə)mənt/ /ˈpas(ə)mənt/(also passament, pasment) Chiefly Scottish. Now historical
noun
A strip of braiding, usually made with gold or silver wire or with silk, used as decorative trimming in interior design and fashion; usually in plural Also: such strips collectively, as a material; passementerie; = lace.
Origin
Mid 16th century. From Middle French passement from passer + -ment.
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