Ruit met moresken 1528 - 1580

natural stone pattern

rippled sketch texture

old engraving style

repetitive shape and pattern

organic pattern

repetition of pattern

pattern repetition

imprinted textile

layered pattern

funky pattern

"Ruit met moresken" is an anonymous design for an ornamental pattern from the 16th century, currently held in the Rijksmuseum. This intricate design features a diamond-shaped frame filled with a complex web of interlacing vines and delicate floral motifs, characteristic of the Moresque style popular in Europe during the Renaissance. The precise details and meticulous execution of the design suggest its intended use in a decorative context, possibly for textiles, ceramics, or architectural embellishments.