IPA: //ˈfaɪnspʌn//
KK: /faɪnspʌn/
Something that is delicate and made with fine detail, often showing great care in its creation.
The artist's finespun design captured the beauty of nature in every tiny detail.
Finespun → It is formed from "fine" (from Old French *fin*, meaning delicate or subtle) and "spun" (the past participle of "spin", meaning to twist fibers into thread). The word "finespun" describes something that is delicately or intricately spun, often referring to fabric or ideas that are refined and detailed.
Think of something that is 'delicate' ('fine') and 'twisted' ('spun') together — that's why finespun refers to something intricately made.
No commonly confused words.