This fragment depicts an elegant wrought metal balcony railing executed in the Art Nouveau or Modernist style. The notable feature of this architectural element is a repeating ornamental motif of stylized flowers or plant elements enclosed in circular medallions.
The railing consists of two levels of decorative elements: the upper row features delicate cast-iron brackets with volute-like curls connected by horizontal crosspieces, while the lower row showcases larger circles with radially arranged elements resembling pods or leaves. The bluish tint of the metal in the lower row contrasts with the dark color of the upper elements, adding depth and expressiveness to the composition.
The metal railing is set against a light beige plastered wall façade, creating a pleasant color contrast. Such architectural details are characteristic of urban buildings from the late 19th to early 20th century, when artistic metalwork was actively used to decorate façades and give them individuality.