Mesopotamia.

In this work we can see a sort of table with drawings of people and animals seem to doing a job.
The tones have been selected are blue and gilt.
This art is based on embed stones with other materials in furniture, tools and other types of objects.
It is a work of art that comes from the time of the Sumerians.
This piece was found by a British archaeological "Leonard Woolley" in 1920 in the excavations of the "Necropolis" of the ancient city of Ur, which is currently in Iraq.
Currently the Standard of Ur is in the British Museum of London where are many tipes of arts