Framed Watercolor Painting of Cactus with Southwestern Border

This item is a framed watercolor painting featuring a stylized cactus in a pot, enclosed within a decorative Southwestern-inspired border. The central image depicts a multi-stemmed cactus with a light teal-green hue, characterized by visible ridges and faint indications of spines. A single, delicate pale purple bloom with darker outlines emerges from one of the cactus stems. The cactus is situated in a simple, light reddish-brown or terracotta-colored pot. The background inside the border is a uniform pale yellow-beige. Surrounding the central image is a colorful border featuring geometric patterns. The vertical bands of the border are predominantly pale pink with black V-shaped and diamond motifs, while the horizontal bands are pale yellow with alternating black and grey triangles. Small square details in light teal and black mark the corners of the border. The artwork is signed 'D. Usada '89' in the lower right corner, indicating the artist and the year of creation (1989). The artwork is housed under glass within a simple, light-colored wooden frame with a visible wood grain, likely oak or a similar light hardwood. The frame appears to be in good condition with mitered corners that meet cleanly, showing no obvious signs of significant damage or wear. There is a reflection of light across the upper right portion of the glass, but this is an external factor and not a condition issue of the artwork itself. The overall aesthetic suggests a folk art or decorative art style, common in the late 20th century, particularly with themes drawing from Southwestern American culture.