Before us is an exquisite architectural element of a facade executed in Art Nouveau or eclectic style of the early 20th century. The window opening represents a unique example of decorative solution with evident elements of stylization. The window has an arched structure with two casements, framed by plant ornaments characteristic of Art Nouveau.
Particularly noteworthy are the side columns with spiral carving, giving the window a classical accent. The lower part of the framing is adorned with lush stucco decoration featuring volutes and stylized plant motifs, creating an impression of organic growth and fluidity of forms. The central decorative element below the window resembles intertwined branches or stems, emphasizing the influence of natural forms typical for Art Nouveau.
The color scheme of the facade in purple-violet tones gives the composition additional expressiveness and mystique. The window panes are covered with a haze, creating a sense of mystery and timelessness. The overall composition of the window demonstrates high mastery of stone carving and stucco art, characteristic of the era when decorative facades were an integral part of architectural expression.