Floral Metal Wall Sculpture with Irises and Cattails

This item is a decorative floral metal wall sculpture, designed to depict a marsh or water garden scene. It features multiple iris flowers in shades of purple or fuchsia, each with a distinct yellow or orange center, suggesting stamen or inner petals. The flowers are crafted with individual petals, giving them a three-dimensional quality. Interspersed among the irises are several slender, brown-tipped cattails, adding to the naturalistic theme. The foliage consists of long, narrow green leaves, typical of iris plants, and larger, broader fan-shaped leaves, possibly representative of lily pads or other aquatic flora. The leaves exhibit variations in green, some appearing darker and others lighter or with a slightly iridescent sheen. The materials appear to be various metals, likely steel, aluminum, or copper, cut and shaped. The colors are applied enamels or paints, showing some subtle differences in hue and finish, particularly on the leaves. The construction involves individual metallic elements soldered or welded together to form the plant components, which are then arranged and likely affixed to a hidden frame or directly to mounting points. Visible condition issues include some possible dust accumulation and minor wear or dulling of the finish, consistent with age and display. There are no readily apparent major damages, bends, or repairs visible in the provided image. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary aesthetic, leaning towards a slightly more traditional or naturalistic art metal approach rather than abstract. The craftsmanship appears to be reasonably good, with attention paid to the botanical details and arrangement to create an appealing visual composition for wall decor. The sculpture is likely intended for indoor display and its size appears substantial enough to be a focal point on a wall.