Motifs and harmony: the visual richness of 18 decorative tile plaques
The art print of 18 decorative tile plaques from the Afghan Demarcation Commission Pl 13 reveals a meticulous composition of geometric shapes, arabesques, and ochre palettes mixed with deep blues. The repeated motifs create an almost musical visual rhythm, alternating symmetry and subtle variations that catch the light and modulate the atmosphere. The ornamentation technique, faithfully reproduced, highlights the precision of the lines and the matte finish of the enamels, offering a decorative and contemplative reading of the panel. This artwork invites viewers to discover new details with each glance.

Afghan Demarcation Commission, heritage and institutional context
Attributed to the Afghan Demarcation Commission, this piece illustrates the role of administrative entities in preserving and producing regional decorative arts. Rather than an individual, it is a collective body that bears witness to exchanges between local artisans and Persian and Indian influences, resulting in tile patterns used to delineate and adorn public spaces. The archives and records produced by the commission have documented these motifs, contributing to the transmission of a precise and coherent visual repertoire. The focus on standardizing forms reveals a functional aesthetic, distant from the romantic individual gesture.

A decorative art print designed for all interiors
This art print of 18 decorative tile plaques from the Afghan Demarcation Commission Pl 13 seamlessly integrates into a living room, office, or entryway to create a rich and structured atmosphere. True to the original, the canvas of 18 decorative tile plaques from the Afghan Demarcation Commission Pl 13 offers a quality suitable for framing or serial hanging, while the artwork itself provides a refined and graphic focal point. Choosing this piece means combining patrimonial authenticity with contemporary visual impact.