A single, ornate metal ewer stands upright on a flat, light-toned surface

A single, ornate metal ewer stands upright on a flat, light-toned surface. The ewer, crafted from what appears to be brass or bronze, exhibits a tall, slender profile with a flared base, a bulbous lower body, a constricted waist, and a conical upper section topped with a pointed finial. A long, curved spout extends from the ewer's right side, tapering to a narrow opening. A curved handle, detailed with a branch-like texture, is affixed to the left side, connecting the body to the hinged lid. The ewer's surface is extensively decorated with white enamel, featuring intricate floral and foliate motifs rendered in multiple colors including red, green, blue, purple, and gold. Sections of the underlying metallic surface are visible between the enameled patterns. The ewer is positioned against a plain, light beige wall. To its lower left, a fragment of a white decorative panel with cutout, possibly floral or geometric, patterns is visible. The scene is devoid of people or any depicted actions or interactions. This type of decorative ewer is consistent with artisanal goods found in traditional markets in Moroccan cities, including Meknes.