Ornamento De Metal A Vision of Fiametta (Red-Haired Woman) (Rosetti)

This design features a painting by the Pre-Raphaelite artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828–1882). It shows a woman named Fiammetta, inspired by a sonnet written by Boccaccio. Fiametta means "little flame" in Italian. The woman is wearing a long flowing dress; she has beautiful red hair and is surrounded by flowers in bloom. A red bird is perched above her head. She appears to be utterly angelic. The original artwork was produced in 1878.