We briefed this as a Khovar vine-lattice — the all-over creeper scroll a bridal wall fills with growing things, but held back from turning into pure pattern. The trick was to keep one calm central oval where two peacocks confront over a lotus, so the eye has a place to land before reading the vine around it. The corner pairs — confronting bulls at the top, deer at the sides, horses at the base — sit the creatures into the lattice like fruit on a vine without crowding the comb-line into noise. The lotus-and-leaf scroll is the fertility wish a Khovar wall is made to carry, and the open dark ground between the strands keeps it breathing.