Segmented Decorative Suncatcher/Hanging Ornament

This appears to be a decorative hanging item, possibly a stained glass or resin suncatcher, or a unique light fixture component. It features a predominantly golden-toned metal framework, likely brass or a gold-plated base metal, which forms a segmented, slightly cupped or bowl-shaped structure. The segments are filled with translucent material, with the outer fan-shaped sections appearing to be a deep reddish-brown or amber color, possibly a resin with a woodgrain or tortoise-shell effect, or a type of art glass. The central hexagonal segment is clear or lightly frosted glass/resin, with an etched or carved design visible, possibly a stylized floral or foliate motif. The metal framework shows clean lines and solder joints, indicating a degree of craftsmanship. Notable features include the intricate, openwork bow design at the top of the item, which serves as an attachment point for a twisted golden-colored handle or chain. Adjacent to the bow, there's another decorative element that seems to be a more organic, possibly vine-like or floral extension in the same golden metal. On the lower left side, a delicate, openwork butterfly adornment adds a whimsical touch. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks in the panels or major dents in the metal. The golden luster of the metal suggests it is either well-maintained or relatively new, showing minimal patina or tarnish. The construction appears robust, suggesting it is designed for hanging display. The style points towards a decorative piece, possibly from the late 20th century to early 21st century, with a focus on ornamental details.