Before us is a detailed fragment of a wrought iron fence executed in a traditional decorative manner. The openwork metal structure is painted in a deep blue color, creating an expressive contrast with the cream-colored wall in the background. The fence demonstrates a carefully crafted ornamental pattern with repeating elements.
The architectural composition of the fence is built on vertical rods of two types: straight and twisted, arranged in an alternating order. Each element is adorned with decorative details in the form of stylized cross-shaped rosettes and curved scrolls in the lower part. The upper frieze of the fence has a scalloped silhouette with rhythmic cutouts, creating the effect of lace framing.
This specimen of artistic metalwork reflects the influence of the Neo-Gothic style with its attention to details and decorative elements. The execution technique speaks of a high level of craftsmanship, where the functionality of the enclosure combines with aesthetic expressiveness. Such decorative solutions were often used in the design of facades of historical buildings in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries, giving architectural objects elegance and individuality.