This image depicts a mosaic executed in the tessellation technique using small colored tiles. The composition displays a decorative element resembling a cross or stylized tree, likely part of the decorative scheme of a religious structure.
The mosaic is organized with a clear vertical composition against a pink/peach-toned background. The central part features a vertical green form adorned with red and yellow accents, reminiscent of a stylized tree of life. A blue ribbon winds around the main vertical, creating a fluid contrast with the more rigid forms. The upper part of the composition is crowned with a circular medallion with a golden-brown frame, within which a geometric pattern with white elements and a central yellow circle is placed.
The execution technique is characteristic of Byzantine and early Christian architectural tradition, where mosaics were used for decorative interior design of temples and basilicas. Stylistically, the work combines geometric abstraction with symbolic elements typical of sacred art.