Flowing fleur-de-lis scrolls rise from each side and corner, framing a deliberately open centre that draws the eye inward. Lighter and more airy than its companion Baroque Bloom, this pattern borrows from the Rococo tradition of decorative borders and ornamental framing, the kind seen on vintage mirrors, gilded picture frames, and European ceramic tile borders. The open centre makes it especially versatile, letting glazes pool dramatically in the surround while leaving a clean canvas at the heart of the piece. Ideal for trinket dishes, coasters, and decorative wall tiles.