The artwork, titled “Persian Ornament no. 1. Ornaments from Persian manuscript in the British Museum,” is crafted by Owen Jones and falls under the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. It belongs to the genre of design and is part of the series “The Grammar of Ornament” published in 1856.
This artwork presents a meticulously composed collection of Persian ornamental designs, characterized by intricate geometric patterns and floral motifs. These designs are expertly rendered in a harmonious color palette, featuring combinations of red, green, blue, yellow, and gold hues. Each segment of the artwork showcases unique patterns, reflecting the rich decorative traditions of Persian manuscripts. The central piece is a diamond-shaped design framed by alternating sections of varied patterns, all of which exude an aesthetic that embodies both the structural and decorative elements prevalent in Persian art.
