BELARUS 100 Rublei 2009 (2016)

Front:

The front features the architectural ensemble of Mir Castle, depicted with finely detailed towers, walls and inner courtyards. The design highlights its cultural and historical significance.

Distinctive decorative elements include:
⸰ geometric motifs inspired by Belarusian folk artistry
⸰ stylized numerals integrated into the artwork
⸰ architectural elements and ornamental textures

The colour palette blends purples, greens, reds and soft pastel tones to create a harmonious and refined composition.

Reverse:

The reverse celebrates Belarusian musical heritage, with a viola illustrated prominently above a stylized musical score. Behind it, an ornate medallion encloses a theatrical stage motif.

Additional design elements include:
⸰ geometric and floral motifs recalling traditional patterns
⸰ graphic references to performing arts
⸰ subtle textures adding visual depth

The overall aesthetic uses shades of purple, green, beige and soft tonality, resulting in an elegant and culturally rich design.