Vintage Framed Stringed Instrument Wall Art

This item is a decorative wall-mounted piece featuring a large, stylized representation of a multi-stringed folk instrument, reminiscent of a lute or a theorbo. The piece is encased in a narrow, vertical rectangular frame with a gold-toned finish. The instrument features a pear-shaped body with a dark brown wood grain appearance, multiple circular soundholes, and a long, elongated neck extending to a decorative, angled headstock with visible tuning pegs. The 'strings' are represented by long, vertical rods or wires that extend from the bridge at the base to the top of the neck. The background of the display is a light, neutral color, possibly silk or a textured wallpaper, which provides a clean contrast to the dark wood tones of the instrument. The frame shows some signs of age with minor scuffing and finish wear, particularly along the left edge. This piece appears to be a mid-20th century decorative item, likely manufactured as a coordinated wall accent during the 1960s or 70s. The craftsmanship is geared toward interior decor rather than musical functionality, as evidenced by the simplified construction of the strings and bridge. Reflections on the glass cover indicate it is currently displayed in a residential setting.