Charbagh

These designs are characterized by their intricate and stylized representations of flowers, leaves, and vines, which are typically seen in Mughal architecture and decorative arts. Specifically, the term "charbagh" (four gardens) is sometimes used to describe the symmetrical garden layouts that influenced these motifs. The motifs themselves draw inspiration from Persian art and often include depictions of roses, lotuses, tulips, and other flowers, symbolizing the beauty and opulence of nature.