This image depicts a section of an intricately decorated interior wall in Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco

This image depicts a section of an intricately decorated interior wall in Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Morocco. The upper part of the wall features light-toned, carved stucco plasterwork with detailed arabesque and geometric relief patterns. Below this, a horizontal band of glazed tiles forms a frieze, incorporating dark blue, green, and white geometric motifs, including upward-pointing triangular elements and small circular accents. The majority of the wall surface is covered in traditional Moroccan zellij mosaic tiles, exhibiting complex and repetitive geometric patterns composed of stars, crosses, and other polygons in shades of white, dark blue, green, and brown. Embedded within this mosaic, slightly right of the vertical center, is a rectangular white plaque framed by a dark blue and white ornate border. This plaque contains multiple lines of black Arabic calligraphy, indicating a historical or dedicatory inscription. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present in the frame. The lighting suggests an indoor setting, illuminating the intricate details of the craftsmanship.