The image showcases a magnificent example of decorative architectural ornament executed in the Art Nouveau style. We see an exquisite facade decoration where the central element of the composition is a richly ornamented pediment located above a door or window opening. The ornament is designed as a stylized plant motif with the smooth, flowing lines characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The main element of the composition is a central stylized tree-like motif from which symmetrical branches with leaves resembling acanthus or oak extend gracefully. The facade decoration exhibits a high level of plasticity and detailing. The stone carving demonstrates the virtuoso craftsmanship of the sculptor who managed to give the stone an almost organic fluidity and lightness.
The upper part of the facade is adorned with vibrant mosaic work featuring geometric and floral patterns in blue, light blue, golden, and terracotta tones, creating an expressive contrast with the monochromatic stone decor. This contrast enhances the decorative effect and emphasizes the sophistication of the architectural solution. Such synthesis of various artistic techniques and materials is typical for the Art Nouveau style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.