The image depicts an artfully executed architectural element of a facade in the form of a decorative sculptural composition made of stone. This fragment has the shape of a cross with rich floral ornamentation in Art Nouveau style with possible elements of Gothic revival.
The upper part of the composition features an elegant bundle of stylized ears of grain or fern fronds, transitioning into the central part with curved plant motifs. The details of floral elements resembling flower buds and leaves are masterfully crafted. The central part is adorned with a round medallion featuring a sun-like ornament from which rays emanate.
The lower part of the composition demonstrates complex intricate forms characteristic of decorative embellishments from the late 19th to early 20th century. The entire composition is executed in a unified style with flowing lines and natural motifs, which was typical for Art Nouveau architecture.
The pastel shade of the stone emphasizes the plasticity of the relief and creates a soft play of light and shadow on the facade. This decorative element is an excellent example of architectural ornamentation designed to enhance the artistic expressiveness of the building.