Hello, this item is a decorative work composed of three vividly colored bird scenes executed on an unconventional support that appears to be leather or a leather like prepared material rather than paper or canvas. The imagery draws on folk and vernacular traditions, with stylized birds, floral motifs, and symmetrical compositions that recall Eastern European, Balkan, or Central European folk art revivals of the mid to late 20th century. The strong palette, flat decorative handling, and repeated ornamental patterns suggest the work was conceived as an interior decorative piece rather than as part of an academic fine art movement. The absence of a visible signature or identifiable maker aligns with workshop or artisan production, which was common for such multi panel decorative works during this period.

From a market perspective, works of this type are valued primarily for their visual appeal, condition, and scale rather than for authorship. Comparable framed folk or artisan bird panels from the mid to late 20th century typically trade in the secondary market in the range of USD 200 to USD 400 when in excellent condition.