Late 20th Century Resin Iris Botanical Wall Plaque

This is a rectangular wall plaque featuring a three-dimensional, high-relief sculpture of an Iris flower arrangement. The background is designed to mimic a rough-hewn, natural stone or slate tile with a textured, matte finish in an off-white or light beige tone. Centered on the plaque is a cluster of irises rendered with significant detail; the petals exhibit a gradient of blue and purple at the edges, fading into yellow and white toward the centers. The green stems and leaves are sculpted with realistic vein textures. Positioned to the bottom-right of the floral arrangement is the word 'Iris' in an elegant, embossed cursive script. The piece is likely constructed from a molded resin or cold-cast ceramic material, common in decorative giftware from the 1980s or 1990s. The plaque measures approximately 6 to 8 inches in height and has a rugged, chiseled edge aesthetic. Condition appears to be fair to good; there are no obvious structural breaks in the delicate flower petals, though the surface shows typical shelf wear and light dust accumulation consistent with its location on a thrift store shelf. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures on the face of the item, suggesting it was a mass-produced decorative home accessory.