Wood Pyrography Panel featuring Seated Female Figure and Musical Instrument

This appears to be a pyrography (wood-burning) artwork, likely on a single piece or panel of light-colored wood. The overall dimensions are not provided, but it has a rectangular shape with a border. The dominant colors are the natural light brown/tan of the wood and the darker burnt tones from the pyrography technique, ranging from medium brown to near black for outlines and shading. The central image depicts a seated female figure, possibly a woman of leisure or royalty, in a classical or historical pose and attire. She is adorned with a necklace and a patterned robe or shawl. Her hair is styled in an elaborate manner, and she is holding an object, possibly a small vessel or intricate tool, in her extended right hand. To her right, there is a depiction of what looks like an Eastern musical instrument, resembling a sitar or similar stringed instrument, placed on a patterned rug or tapestry. Below the main figural scene, there's an elaborate floral and fruit motif (possibly pomegranates or grapes with foliage), executed with detailed burning. The outer edges of the panel feature a continuous geometric border, possibly a zig-zag or serrated pattern. The craftsmanship demonstrates a skilled hand in pyrography, with varying degrees of burn intensity used to create depth and texture, indicating a quality piece within its medium. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks or chips visible from the image; however, there appears to be some general surface wear, possibly light scratches or smudges consistent with age and handling. The overall condition suggests a well-preserved piece, with a consistent patina. Without maker's marks or signatures, the exact origin and age are speculative, but the style of the figure and motifs suggest it could be from the early to mid-20th century, possibly inspired by orientalist or classical themes.