Vector image daffodils intersecting vertical and horizontal lines decorative squares on white checkered

This refined graphic work presents a pattern with elegant daffodils set against a geometric structure. The artist masterfully combines organic floral forms with crisp linear elements, creating a harmonious balance. Gray silhouettes of daffodils are delicately placed among intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, forming an airy grid-like base. Each flower is drawn with striking attention to detail — the fine veins of the petals, the graceful curves of the tubular coronas, and the slender leaves are all visible. The linear drawing is executed in a monochrome palette of gray shades, lending the composition elegance and lightness. The background grid of intersecting lines creates the effect of a textile fabric, reminiscent of fine batiste or linen. Decorative squares formed at the intersections add rhythm to the overall pattern. Some flowers are shown in full, while others are partially cut off at the edges of the drawing, creating a sense of an endless pattern. Tonal transitions from light-gray to more saturated shades give volume to each element. The airiness of the composition is achieved through the delicate linear technique of execution. The exquisite rendering of textures demonstrates the high skill of the author. Such a sophisticated design is perfectly suited for decorating textiles (curtains, tablecloths, bedding), Scandinavian-style wallpapers, ceramic tiles, gift wrap, backgrounds for greeting cards, restaurant menus, covers for planners or notebooks, and can also be used as an element of branding for flower shops or spa centers.