The image showcases an exquisite wrought iron balcony railing executed in the Art Nouveau style. The ornate metalwork features flowing, sinuous lines and symmetrical floral patterns characteristic of this artistic movement from the early 20th century.
The decorative grille forms a complex, rhythmically organized pattern of intertwining elements resembling stems and flowers. Of particular interest are the metal rosettes shaped like stylized flowers, placed in a specific rhythm throughout the composition. The elegant curves of the metal create a sense of lightness and movement, despite the durability of the material.
Behind the wrought iron railing, light green shutters and a sand-colored building facade are visible. The contrast between the dark metal of the balustrade and the light tones of the facade emphasizes the elegance of the metalwork. On the sides of the frame, decorative elements can be seen, possibly ceramic tiles with floral ornaments, indicating a comprehensive approach to the facade design in a unified stylistic solution.
Such facade details demonstrate a high level of architectural craftsmanship and attention to the aesthetics of the urban environment, characteristic of the Art Nouveau period in architecture.