The image shows a decorative ceramic tile panel mosaic created in a traditional style, depicting a composition of hydrangeas in a classical vase. This is a characteristic example of architectural decor commonly used to embellish building facades or interior spaces in Mediterranean countries.
The panel consists of square ceramic tiles forming a cohesive image. The central element of the composition is an elegant blue vase with relief ornamentation and a characteristic form reminiscent of antique urns. The vase sits on a pedestal and is decorated with classical elements such as vertical fluting and an ornamental band.
The color palette of the panel is built on the contrast between rich blue hues of the hydrangeas and vase against the vibrant green of the leaves. Several red-orange accents in the lower part of the bouquet create an additional coloristic contrast. The painting technique is detailed — each hydrangea flower is depicted with numerous small dots, creating a volumetric effect.
The background of the mosaic has a non-uniform light beige color with visual traces of aging, which gives the panel authenticity and depth. This is a characteristic feature of traditional ceramic panels, which over time acquire patina and signs of natural aging.
This type of architectural decoration is an important element in forming the visual identity of facades, especially in Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian architectural traditions, where ceramic panels often serve as key decorative elements connecting architecture with local cultural traditions.