The image shows a sample of architectural decorative ornament in relief technique. This is not a building facade in the strict sense, but a decorative element that can be used both in facade ornamentation and in interiors. The pattern demonstrates a rich combination of turquoise color against a terracotta background, creating an expressive contrast.
The ornament represents a symmetrical composition of repeating floral and plant motifs in an Eastern style. Here we can trace the traditions of Islamic and Moorish decorative architecture. The soft, flowing lines of the turquoise elements form elegant stylized flowers, leaves, and abstract forms characteristic of traditional Eastern ornament.
The execution technique resembles glazed ceramic tiles or carved plaster - methods widely used in the architecture of Central Asia, Persia, and Moorish buildings in Spain. This type of decor is a classic example of how color and relief can create a rich visual perception of the surface, adding character and cultural identity to buildings.