Framed Mother-of-Pearl Inlay and Paint Art Panel of Phoenix and Cherry Blossoms
Wall Art

Framed Mother-of-Pearl Inlay and Paint Art Panel of Phoenix and Cherry Blossoms

This is a large, framed art panel featuring a vibrant depiction of a phoenix perched on a tree branch with cherry blossoms, rendered in what appears to be a combination of painting and mother-of-pearl inlay. The artwork is enclosed within a distinctive bamboo-style frame, constructed from light-colored wood, possibly stained or lacquered to mimic natural bamboo canes; the individual 'bamboo' sections are clearly visible along the frame's perimeter. The primary artwork presents a majestic phoenix with richly colored plumage in shades of red, blue, green, and gold, showcasing intricate feather patterns, some of which appear to be highlighted with iridescent mother-of-pearl. The phoenix's elaborate tail feathers fan out dramatically into the upper right quadrant of the composition, with several 'eyes' also embellished with mother-of-pearl. The bird is perched on a gnarled, dark-brown tree branch that dominates the lower-center of the panel. Delicate cherry blossoms, depicted in white with small darker centers, are scattered around the branches, especially prominent in the left half and trailing upwards. Small butterflies or moths are also visible in the upper left, adding to the naturalistic scene. The background transitions from a rich, deep reddish-brown at the edges to a lighter, glowing golden-orange towards the center, creating a sunlit or ethereal effect. The artwork is protected by a clear pane of glass or acrylic, which reflects significant glare, indicating a glossy surface underneath or a protective layer. The overall condition appears good with no significant visible damage to the artwork itself, though the protective layer shows some reflections. The frame also appears to be in good condition, consistent with its style. This piece likely represents a traditional East Asian aesthetic, possibly dating from the mid-to-late 20th century, combining painting techniques with the reflective beauty of shell inlay, suggesting a high level of craftsmanship.

Estimated Value

$600-1,000

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Category

Wall Art

Appraised On

December 14, 2025

Estimated Value

$600-1,000

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Item Description

This is a large, framed art panel featuring a vibrant depiction of a phoenix perched on a tree branch with cherry blossoms, rendered in what appears to be a combination of painting and mother-of-pearl inlay. The artwork is enclosed within a distinctive bamboo-style frame, constructed from light-colored wood, possibly stained or lacquered to mimic natural bamboo canes; the individual 'bamboo' sections are clearly visible along the frame's perimeter. The primary artwork presents a majestic phoenix with richly colored plumage in shades of red, blue, green, and gold, showcasing intricate feather patterns, some of which appear to be highlighted with iridescent mother-of-pearl. The phoenix's elaborate tail feathers fan out dramatically into the upper right quadrant of the composition, with several 'eyes' also embellished with mother-of-pearl. The bird is perched on a gnarled, dark-brown tree branch that dominates the lower-center of the panel. Delicate cherry blossoms, depicted in white with small darker centers, are scattered around the branches, especially prominent in the left half and trailing upwards. Small butterflies or moths are also visible in the upper left, adding to the naturalistic scene. The background transitions from a rich, deep reddish-brown at the edges to a lighter, glowing golden-orange towards the center, creating a sunlit or ethereal effect. The artwork is protected by a clear pane of glass or acrylic, which reflects significant glare, indicating a glossy surface underneath or a protective layer. The overall condition appears good with no significant visible damage to the artwork itself, though the protective layer shows some reflections. The frame also appears to be in good condition, consistent with its style. This piece likely represents a traditional East Asian aesthetic, possibly dating from the mid-to-late 20th century, combining painting techniques with the reflective beauty of shell inlay, suggesting a high level of craftsmanship.

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