The artwork, titled “Indian Ornament no. 4. Ornaments from woven fabrics and paintings on vases exhibited in the Indian Collection, now at Marlborough House,” was created by Owen Jones and belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. This piece falls under the genre of design and is part of the series “The Grammar of Ornament” published in 1856.
The artwork is an intricate and visually captivating collection of ornamental designs inspired by Indian aesthetic traditions. It features a variety of patterns, each distinguished by its vibrant color palette and detailed motifs. The designs are meticulously arranged in segments, showcasing floral patterns, geometric shapes, and elaborate textures. The diversity in the designs reflects the richness of Indian ornamental art, as highlighted through woven fabrics and vase paintings. Each section within the artwork is unique yet cohesive, demonstrating Owen Jones’s adeptness in capturing the essence of Indian decorative arts through a modern lens.
