The image showcases a magnificent example of a decorative façade element executed in Neo-Romanesque or Neo-Gothic style. We see a meticulously crafted stone capital of a column with rich ornamental design. The upper part of the capital is adorned with geometric elements in the form of stylized pyramidal shapes, creating a rhythmic pattern with alternating protrusions.
The central part of the capital displays exquisite carving in the form of symmetrical botanical motifs — stylized acanthus leaves and volute-like scrolls, characteristic of classical architectural tradition. The lower part of the capital smoothly transitions into elegant curves resembling leaves that seem to support the upper structure. Particular attention should be paid to the stonemason's craftsmanship, who managed to give the stone an almost organic texture and plasticity.
The capital is positioned against the background of light stone masonry of the façade, creating a striking contrast between the smooth surface of the wall and the rich relief of the decorative element. On the sides, fragments of an additional ornamental frieze with a pinkish hue are visible, indicating a comprehensive approach to decorating the building's façade using various types of stone and processing techniques.