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This is a cloisonné enamel brooch, likely of Japanese or Chinese origin, featuring a floral design. • Technique: It is made using the cloisonné method, where wire filaments (usually gold-toned) are used to create compartments that are then filled with colored glass paste and fired. • Design: The piece showcases an orange hibiscus or peony and a blue flower set against green leaves. The openwork (cut-out) oval frame is a common style for mid-20th-century vintage costume jewelry. • Material: It typically features a gold-plated brass base with hard enamel inlays. Brooches like this were popular exports from East Asia, particularly during the 1960s and 70s, often produced by brands like Fish and Crown or sold as souvenir art.