Hand-Painted Floral Decorative Platter on Stand

This item is an oval-shaped decorative platter or plaque, hand-painted with a floral motif, specifically water irises or similar aquatic flowers, displayed on a wooden stand. The platter appears to be made from a relatively flat, possibly wooden or composite material, with a slightly textured surface given the visible brushstrokes and uneven color application. Its dimensions are substantial, likely measuring over a foot in both width and height, judging by its proportion to the surrounding furniture. The color palette is earthy and somewhat faded, featuring prominent shades of brown, muted orange/peach for the blossoms, and hints of pale blue-green and light pink in the background. The flowers are outlined in a darker color, possibly black or dark brown, giving them a somewhat illustrative, stylized appearance, with visible brushwork indicating a hand-painted technique. There are at least two prominent open blossoms and several buds depicted. The surface exhibits an aged or distressed look, with areas where the paint appears thin or intentionally worn, contributing to a rustic or shabby-chic aesthetic. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The item's condition appears relatively stable for a decorative piece, with no obvious cracks, chips, or severe damage, though the distressed finish might mask minor imperfections. The wooden stand is dark brown, possibly stained wood, with a simple design to hold the oval plaque upright, featuring two distinct legs and a small support at the center. The style suggests a contemporary decorative piece, possibly from the late 20th to early 21st century, designed for accentuating home interiors. The craftsmanship, while not fine art masterpiece level, demonstrates a careful hand in the painting, creating a pleasant and cohesive decorative object.