Japanese Lacquerwear Box with Floral and Bird Motif

This is a round, shallow box, likely made from wood or papier-mâché, finished with a dark, possibly black, lacquer. The lid of the box features a decorative inlay or painted design of a floral arrangement, possibly narcissus or similar blooms, in varying shades of brown and gold, with hints of orange. The background of the lid's central design appears to be a muted olive-green or dark gold color. A small bird, possibly a hummingbird or swift, is depicted hovering among the flowers, rendered in a similar metallic gold tone. The rim of the lid and the upper edge of the box body are highlighted with a tarnished gold or brass-colored band, exhibiting signs of wear and age, including some chipping or loss of finish. The body of the box is predominantly dark, possibly black or a very dark brown, with a single, unbroken horizontal band of bright orange or gold accenting its lower half. The overall craftsmanship suggests a Japanese or East Asian origin, common in lacquerware items from the late 19th to mid-20th century. The lid shows visible patina and some wear consistent with age and handling, indicating either brass or a metallic gold paint. The decorative elements are delicate and show attention to detail, indicating a certain level of artistry. The box appears to be in fair to good vintage condition, with the wear on the metallic rim being the most prominent condition issue.