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The image showcases an exquisite example of decorative wrought ironwork executed in the Art Nouveau style. This elegant metalwork displays the flowing, sinuous lines and botanical motifs characteristic of this artistic movement from the late 19th to early 20th century.
The composition of the railing is symmetrically structured, with a central element resembling a stylized plant fan or opening flower. From the center, curved lines radiate outward, forming a wave-like pattern that is complemented by decorative elements in the form of stylized fleur-de-lis leaves. The dark metal against the terracotta-colored wall background gives this architectural element a particularly striking appearance.
This type of artistic ironwork was commonly used on building facades for balcony railings, as well as decorative grilles for windows or gates. It is not merely a functional element but a true work of art, demonstrating the blacksmith's high level of craftsmanship and the attention to aesthetic details characteristic of the Art Nouveau period.