A square mosaic artwork, located in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, is mounted centrally on a plain, light beige wall

A square mosaic artwork, located in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, is mounted centrally on a plain, light beige wall. The mosaic depicts a stylized aquatic creature within a watery environment, composed of numerous small, irregularly shaped tesserae of varying colors, sizes, and materials. The central subject, positioned horizontally, features a spiral form on its left side, constructed from concentric arcs of brown, beige, and reddish tiles, suggesting a shell or coiled body. To the right, an elongated head displays a prominent, circular eye rendered with concentric rings of light-colored tesserae surrounding a central horizontal dark slit. A curved line of red and orange tesserae delineates a jawline below the eye. Above the creature, green and light-colored irregular tesserae suggest foliage or refracted light filtering from above. The background is composed primarily of various shades of blue, dark blue, and black tesserae, representing water, with clusters of lighter blue circular tesserae in the lower-left corner indicating bubbles or subsurface light effects. The mosaic is framed by a dark, slightly raised border along its perimeter. No individuals or active interactions are depicted.