Before us is a magnificent example of stained glass art in the Art Nouveau style. This double-leaf door represents an exquisite composition of colored glass in a metal frame. The overall shape of the doorway is arched, which is typical for the Art Nouveau architecture of the early 20th century.
The color palette of the stained glass is built on a combination of turquoise-blue tones around the perimeter and bright floral motifs within the composition. Particularly noteworthy are the purple, blue, and brown flowers with yellow centers, creating an organic plant pattern. The entire composition is framed by a turquoise border that sets the general tone for the entire facade element.
The metal framework supporting the glass elements forms smooth, flowing lines characteristic of Art Nouveau aesthetics. Note the asymmetrical curves that nevertheless create a harmonious symmetry between the two door leaves. At the bottom, the structure is complemented by a wrought iron balcony railing that stylistically echoes the stained glass ornamentation.
This facade element demonstrates the high craftsmanship of stained glass art and is an excellent example of how a functional building element transforms into a work of decorative applied art, reflecting the aesthetic ideals of its era.