Decorative Architectural Panel with Gothic-Style Cutouts

This item is a rectangular, flat architectural panel, likely made of wood or a wood composite material, given its weight and the visible light-colored substrate in worn areas. It is painted in a muted, somewhat distressed 'duck egg blue' or light teal color, indicative of a shabby chic or farmhouse aesthetic. The panel features two recessed, rectangular sections, each containing an intricately cut-out design that mimics a multi-paneled window or architectural element. The top of each cut-out features a gothic-inspired arched shape with a quatrefoil-like design within the arch, while the lower portion consists of a grid of nine square 'panes.' The edges of these cut-outs show significant wear, revealing the light original material underneath the paint, suggesting either intentional distressing or natural wear and tear. There's a small, circular hole, possibly for a knob or a hanger, visible below the top cut-out and above the bottom one. The overall construction appears solid, with a thick frame around the recessed areas. The paint finish is matte and somewhat chalky in appearance, with some areas showing scuffs and chips. The style suggests it could be a repurposed door panel, a decorative wall hanging, or a component for a piece of furniture. Its design elements point to an influence from ecclesiastical or antique architectural features, reinterpreted for a contemporary rustic or vintage home decor setting. The quality is functional as a decorative element, but the finish shows signs of age or intentional aging techniques.