Indian Ornament no. 2. Ornaments from woven fabrics and paintings on vases exhibited in the Indian Collection, now at Marlborough House
- Artist
- Owen Jones
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Design
"Indian Ornament no. 2," part of the Indian Collection now housed at Marlborough House, showcases intricate Design elements from woven fabrics and paintings on vases. This piece exemplifies the rich ornamentation inherent in Indian decorative arts, combining traditional motifs with techniques that reflect a deep cultural heritage. The artwork’s detailed patterns and vibrant motifs might evoke the organic forms characteristic of Art nouveau (modern), while emphasizing craftsmanship. As part of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s extensive collection—the world's largest dedicated to applied arts—the painting highlights India’s contribution to decorative arts and the enduring appeal of ornate, intricate Design.
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