Japanese Geisha or Woman in Kimono Portrait

This item is a framed two-dimensional artwork, likely a print or painting, depicting a Japanese woman or geisha in traditional attire. The central figure is shown seated in profile, looking towards the left side of the frame. She wears a vibrant orange kimono, which features lighter, possibly golden or beige, fabric with a patterned design around the lower half and sleeves. A darker obi, appearing to be black or very dark brown, cinches her waist, adorned with what looks like floral motifs. Her hair is styled in a traditional elaborate coiffure, partially white or very light-colored, suggesting either a powdered wig or an artistic interpretation of hair color. Her skin tone appears fair. The background suggests an indoor setting, possibly a traditional Japanese room with sliding screens, and there's a soft, diffused light source, perhaps a window, visible behind her, creating some glare on the artwork's surface. On the left, a lamp with an orange hue lampshade is discernible, adding to the warm indoor atmosphere. The artwork exhibits a soft, somewhat muted color palette typical of certain Asian art styles or older prints. The overall condition appears to be good for its age, though the image quality makes it difficult to ascertain specific details of wear or damage directly on the artwork. However, some reflections and glare are visible on the protective covering (glass or acrylic) of the frame. The frame itself appears to be a simple, light-colored wooden or metallic frame, possibly gold-toned, showing minor scuffs or wear consistent with age and handling. This piece likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, given its aesthetic and common subject matter from that era.