#2114. Traditional Andalusian facade with decorative window and ceramic elements

The image showcases a traditional window design in Andalusian or Moorish architectural style. The window is framed in an elegant arched niche on a yellow-cream colored building facade. The protective grille (reja) is crafted from white metal with an ornamental pattern featuring graceful curves and vertical bars characteristic of Spanish architecture.

Of particular interest is the decorative arrangement above the window - metal forged elements with colorful ceramic inserts in a traditional style. These decorative details include green ceramic rosettes at the corners and colorful mosaic medallions with yellow and green elements, typical of the Spanish-Moorish tradition. The lower part of the facade is finished with green ceramic tiles, creating a striking contrast with the main yellow tone of the wall.

This design is characteristic of southern Spanish architecture, especially regions with strong Moorish influence such as Andalusia. The combination of functionality (protective grille) with aesthetics (decorative elements and color contrast) is a prime example of the local architectural tradition, where utilitarian elements become part of the artistic appearance of the building.