There are additional variants of this common Northern European motif (see "Loathly lady").

Indigenous traditions survive in a few pottery items such as comals, and the addition of indigenous design elements into mostly European motifs.

Ottoman features included projecting wooden balconies enclosed with wooden screens or mashrabiya and covered wooden doorways which sometimes included European motifs.

This crockery is decorated partly with Chinese patterns, but also with various European motifs such as scenes from mythology or rococo idylls.

The design is an unusual Chinese adaption of a European motif.

The dining room has dark oak walls with carved Northern European motifs such as boars' and rams' heads, broken by copper and bronze medieval sconces.

A Romanesque-influenced building, its decorative elements are drawn from Gothic, 18th-century and Eastern European motifs.

European neo-classical motifs include egg-and-dart mouldings and ionic or corinthian capitals on decorative pillasters.

The huge living room with a vaulted ceiling is decorated with aboriginal and European motifs.

These export wares often sported American or European motifs in order to fully capitalize on the consumer demographic.