Ebru (attributed) 

This is an example of Ebru, also known as Turkish Marbling, created by Hatip Mehmed Efendi, a prominent Ottoman artist who lived from c. 1680 to April 1773. The technique involves floating pigments on a bath of thickened water, creating intricate patterns that are then transferred to paper or fabric. The repeated, swirling shapes in this piece, composed of black, white, green, and brown, evoke a sense of rhythmic flow and delicate beauty.