This Art Nouveau ceramic tile by Ernst Teichert, Meissen, exemplifies the refined elegance and craftsmanship of early 20th-century German design. The tile is executed in quality relief using the dust-press technique, creating a crisp and dimensional surface. At its center, a stylized blossom unfolds in soft shades of cream and yellow, rising from an architectural arrangement of flowing mint-green stems. These curving, linear forms echo the sinuous rhythms characteristic of the Jugendstil movement, while the deep violet background provides a striking contrast that enhances the sculptural effect. The tile most likely comes from a piece of furniture, as the back is completely clean.