This remarkable piece of architectural decoration is a mosaic panel skillfully integrated into a white plastered wall. We are looking at a striking example of modernist decorative aesthetics reminiscent of Antoni Gaudí or Josep Maria Jujol, with the characteristic use of the trencadís technique (broken ceramic tiles).
Compositionally, the panel is organized around a central diamond-shaped element, framed by a rich green ceramic border. Within the diamond, an abstract pattern of golden, red, and burgundy mosaic fragments creates the effect of a geometric ornament. Above the main diamond, a stylized figure resembling a bird or an initial can be seen, executed in a blue-red color scheme.
The entire composition is framed by a plant motif—stylized flowers in pink shades and green leaves. These floral elements are symmetrically distributed around the corners and upper part of the panel, creating an organic continuation of the geometric center. Orange lines imitating plant stems connect the individual parts into a unified composition.
The execution technique demonstrates high craftsmanship: each mosaic fragment is carefully selected by color and shape, creating smooth transitions between elements. The contrast between the bright multicolored mosaic and the neutral white surface of the wall enhances the expressiveness of the decorative element, turning it into an accent detail of the façade.