The artwork is a piece of Lippan art, also known as mud and mirror work or Lippan Kaam, a traditional mural craft originating from the Kutch region in Gujarat, India. This specific piece features a vibrant lotus motif within an arch design, framed by traditional geometric patterns and small mirrors. 
About Lippan Art
Origin: Lippan art is a traditional craft practiced by various communities, particularly women of the Rabari and Mutwa communities, to decorate the interior and exterior walls of their homes (known as Bhungas) in the arid Kutch region.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, a mixture of locally available clay which acts as a natural insulator to keep the homes cool. Modern interpretations often use an MDF board or canvas base with clay, mouldit, and acrylic colors and mirror work.
Motifs: Common motifs are inspired by nature and daily life, including geometric patterns, flowers, peacocks, and the Tree of Life. The embedded mirrors (called abhla) catch and reflect light, creating a shimmering effect and brightening up spaces.
Symbolism: The lotus flower itself is a significant symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing purity, beauty, spiritual awakening, and good luck. 
This artwork serves as a beautiful and culturally rich home decor item that brings traditional elegance to modern living spaces.