Definition: Burnishes, also known as "burns" in Spanish or "buenos" in English, are a type of decorative element used to enhance the appearance of a building or structure. These elements consist of small pieces of wood, often made from pine, that are connected together and shaped into various shapes, sizes, and designs. The term "burnishes" is typically used in reference to these decorative elements, which can be placed on surfaces such as walls, ceilings, floors, or other
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