This Wessel, Bonn tile showcases a bold, highly geometric and stylized floral design. The decoration is executed using a stencilled or transfer-printed technique on a flat white, rather than being embossed in relief. The design uses a limited, striking colour palette of reddish-brown (terracotta) and a deep teal or petrol green, all outlined or bordered by thin brown lines. The central motif consists of three tiered, triangular forms, resembling highly abstract flower buds or seed pods, which sit atop long, flaring stems. The primary forms are filled with a stippled or finely dotted pattern in the reddish-brown, while supporting elements, like the vertical bars and horizontal bands, are filled with a cross-hatched pattern in the teal-green. The overall composition is strictly symmetrical and contained within a large, reddish-brown, shield-like or heart-shaped outline.