Geometric Islamic Pattern Study (Stars and Rosettes)
Mixed media on paper/board, likely a contemporary print or embellished serigraph • Unknown contemporary artist, possibly within the school of modern Islamic Geometric Art or decorative interior arts
Style & Movement
Contemporary Islamic Art / Neo-Geometric Abstract
Medium & Technique
Screen printing or digital print with gold leaf/metallic foil applique and layered stenciling techniques
Creation Period
Late 20th century to early 21st century
Dimensions & Format
Estimated 60 x 60 cm (Square format)
Subject Description
A complex interlocking geometric pattern based on a 12 or 16-point central rosette typical of Islamic tilework. It utilizes a grid of stars and polygons in shades of violet and blue, overlaid with antiqued gold leaf elements.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good; visible glare suggests it is protected by glass or acrylic in a modern frame. The surface appears stable.
Estimated Market Value
$300 - $800 USD
Auction Estimate
$200 - $500 USD
Provenance History
Likely sourced from a commercial gallery or specialized design boutique; no visible labels or signatures are apparent in the image.
Art Historical Significance
Reflects the ongoing revival of traditional Islamic mathematical patterns in modern interior design and contemporary fine art, emphasizing the infinite nature and harmony of geometry.
Notable Features
Distressed 'weathered' texture in the gold overlay creates a sense of antiquity contrasting with the modern palette and clean-lined framing.
Condition Issues
Possible minor scuffing on the top edge of the frame; slight unevenness in the foil application (which may be intentional for an aged aesthetic).
Conservation Recommendations
Maintain in a climate-controlled environment away from direct UV light to prevent fading of the purple pigments and oxidation of metallic elements.