Framed Calligraphy Décor with 'Prosperity' Kanji

This item is a square wall hanging featuring a central Chinese character (Kanji) meant to represent 'Prosperity' (Lu), printed or painted in black ink. The artwork is set against a light cream or off-white textured paper with deckled, feathered edges, suggesting a handmade or decorative mulberry-style paper. This central piece is mounted onto a secondary beige or tan backing board, providing a layered aesthetic. Below the large character, the English word 'prosperity' is printed in a thin, lowercase italicized font. The entire composition is encased in a faux-bamboo wooden frame. The frame is finished in a dark ebony or charcoal gray stain with silver-toned or metallic highlights on the raised 'knobs' or joints of the bamboo stalks, creating a Chinoiserie-inspired look. The piece is protected by a clear glazing, likely glass or acrylic. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible fading, moisture damage, or significant abrasions to the frame. The overall style suggests a contemporary mass-produced decorative home accessory from the late 20th or early 21st century designed for interior styling rather than a fine arts collector's item.