Wooden Box Lid with Zagreb Pyrography

This appears to be the lid of a decorative wooden box or container, likely a souvenir. The lid is circular and crafted from a light-colored wood, exhibiting a prominent wood grain. The surface is adorned with pyrography, or wood burning, depicting what seems to be architectural structures, specifically spires and buildings, possibly belonging to a cathedral or significant urban landscape. The style of the spires suggests European Gothic or Neo-Gothic architecture. On the left side of the lid, the word "Zagreb" is clearly wood-burned in a cursive script, indicating its origin or the subject of the depicted scene. A small, spherical wooden knob, matching the lid's wood tone, is centrally attached, serving as a handle. The edge of the lid shows a dark, possibly carved or painted, decorative border with a repeated pattern, perhaps a stylized braid or rope design, applied through pyrography or a dark stain. The underside or side edge of the lid, partially visible, appears dark and possibly textured or fluted. The craftsmanship suggests it is a handmade or artisan-crafted piece, likely intended for tourists. Visible condition issues include some light scuffing or minor wear on the wood surface, consistent with age and handling. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like cracks or chips, though a small lighter spot near the top left of the knob could indicate minor wear or an irregularity in the wood grain. The patina of the wood and the slight fading in some areas of the pyrography suggest it has some age, possibly dating from the mid to late 20th century. The overall quality seems good for a souvenir item, with attention to detail in the wood burning.