An Ionic column is a style of column used in ancient Greek architecture that is known for its elegant and decorative design. It has a tall and slender shaft, often featuring vertical grooves for added texture. The most distinctive feature of the Ionic column is its capital, which has spiral scrolls, called volutes, on each side. These scrolls contribute to the column's sophisticated appearance. Ionic columns are commonly found in temples and other significant buildings, representing beauty and grace in architectural design.

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