Created on 2024-02-07

This is an image of a fragment of painted plaster. The fragment appears to be an irregular piece broken off from a larger structure. The visible face of the plaster has a decorative pattern painted on it. At the top of the fragment, there is a row of pointed shapes resembling leaves or petals, presented in a red ochre pigment against a pale background. Below this row is a broader, ornate design featuring swirling curves and looping forms, also in red ochre. The rest of the fragment is unpainted, showing the bare plaster which seems aged and weathered, with a rough surface and the lower edge visibly broken and uneven. The background material on which the plaster is displayed is a neutral gray, providing a strong contrast that highlights the colors and details of the painted decoration.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows a fragment of an ancient wall or surface that appears to be decorated with a repeating pattern of red and beige-colored designs. The patterns include stylized floral or geometric motifs, suggesting this may have been part of an ornamental or decorative architectural element from an older structure. The fragment has a weathered, textured appearance, indicating it has been preserved over time. The overall aesthetic suggests this is an artifact or relic from a historical or cultural context, likely with some artistic or archaeological significance.