The image presents an exquisite architectural element of a facade, executed in a style reminiscent of Eastern or Moorish motifs. The composition consists of three vertical niches with carved panels decorated with floral ornaments. The central niche is taller than the side ones and contains a more complex symmetrical pattern with geometric and floral elements in gray-blue and greenish tones.
Special expressiveness is added to the composition by the framing of bright blue ceramic tiles with traditional geometric patterns. The upper and lower parts of the facade are adorned with decorative borders of blue floral motifs, creating clear horizontal divisions and balancing the vertical composition of the central niches. The stepped shape of the upper part of each niche, together with the arrangement of decorative elements, creates a rhythmic structure characteristic of Eastern architectural tradition.
The color scheme is built on the contrast between the bright cobalt blue of the ceramic elements and the neutral background of the wall, which enhances the decorative effect of the entire composition. The fine elaboration of details in the carved panels, likely made of stone or plaster, testifies to the high craftsmanship and attention to traditional techniques of decorative and applied arts.