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A wall-mounted zellige mosaic fountain is depicted, characteristic of architecture in Tangier, Morocco. The central feature is a large mosaic panel comprising a semicircular arch at its top, transitioning into a rectangular lower section. This mosaic is densely patterned with intricate geometric designs, including multi-pointed stars and polygons, created from small, precisely cut tiles in a palette of blues, greens, browns, burgundies, white, and black. A thin border frames the mosaic. Below the main mosaic, a recessed area is lined with deep blue ceramic tiles, forming a water basin. A curved, stone-clad structure, resembling a secondary basin or ledge, protrudes in front of the blue-tiled reservoir. The entire fountain unit is set against a background wall constructed from irregularly cut rectangular natural stone tiles, displaying variations in color from beige to light brown and grey. No individuals, animals, or active water flow are present in the scene.
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