A mutule is a rectangular, projecting block found under the edges of a roof, especially in classical architecture, particularly in the Doric order. It is often used as a decorative element in horizontal bands, creating a series of evenly spaced projections that add visual interest to the structure. Mutules typically feature a flat top and may have small carvings or details on their surfaces. They serve both an aesthetic and structural purpose, helping to support the roof while enhancing the overall beauty of the building. Mutules are commonly seen in temples and other significant architectural designs.

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