Before us stands an outstanding example of a luxurious Baroque portal, demonstrating exquisite woodcarving craftsmanship. The double-leaf door in a deep brown shade is adorned with rich ornamental decoration featuring symmetrical patterns and heraldic elements. Each door panel displays identical decorative cartouches crowned with royal coronets, indicating the high status of the building.
The doorway is framed by a majestic arch with golden trim that effectively contrasts with the rich color of the door. Flanking the arch are luxurious reddish marble columns with Corinthian capitals, lending monumentality and solemnity to the entire composition. Above the door is an elegant metal grille with an intricate pattern that harmoniously complements the overall composition.
Particularly noteworthy is the meticulous attention to detail: elaborate scrollwork, bas-relief floral motifs, graceful lines, and complex ornamental elements characteristic of High Baroque. The upper part of the door portal is decorated with sculptural elements, including a central decorative motif with a double spiral, which is a typical feature of Central European Baroque architecture of the 18th century.