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This image showcases an exquisite example of decorative brickwork with integrated ceramic elements. We are looking at a fragment of a façade constructed from red brick featuring a skillfully created patterned ventilation screen or decorative panel.
The composition is built upon a geometric ornament, where bricks are arranged to form regular apertures. Within these openings, cross-shaped ceramic insets in blue and white with spiral patterns are placed, reminiscent of traditional glazed tiles. The contrast between the warm terracotta hue of the brick and the cool blue tones of the ceramics creates a striking visual effect.
The architectural detail is framed by more substantial brick elements, including protruding horizontal bands at the top and bottom, giving the entire composition a sense of completeness. Circular elements can be seen on the sides, possibly small windows or decorative medallions, integrated into the overall structure of the façade.
The lower part of the panel is adorned with a dentil pattern characteristic of traditional brick architecture. The entire composition demonstrates high mastery of bricklaying and attention to detail, reflecting the architect's desire to combine the functionality of façade elements with aesthetic expressiveness.