The image shows a remarkable architectural element on the facade of a building with yellow brickwork. Of particular interest is the decorative panel above the window opening, executed in the Art Nouveau style. The panel features a vibrant orange-red background with elegant floral ornamentation and stylized images of two herons or cranes in the center of the composition.
Compositionally, the panel is located in a niche below the building's cornice and rests on a concrete or stone lintel above the window. The window has a brown wooden frame with four glazing sections. The decorative element itself combines the flowing, fluid lines characteristic of Art Nouveau with a symmetrical composition, where stylized flowers (possibly tulips or lilies) frame the central part featuring the birds.
This facade solution is typical of buildings from the early 20th century, when natural motifs were actively used in architectural decoration. The color scheme of the panel creates a bright accent on the relatively restrained facade of yellow brick, which is characteristic of the Art Nouveau architects' approach to organizing urban space.