A cobweb is a delicate and intricate structure made of fine threads spun by spiders. It resembles a tangled web, often forming in corners, ceilings, or neglected areas. Its ethereal appearance, resembling a gossamer veil, adds an air of mystery to its presence. The intricacies of a cobweb showcase the spider's craftsmanship and its ability to capture prey. Over time, if left undisturbed, cobwebs accumulate dust, giving them a ghostly appearance.