A vertically oriented, rectangular black decorative panel, likely part of a screen or furniture, is depicted with intricate mother-of-pearl (nacre) inlay

A vertically oriented, rectangular black decorative panel, likely part of a screen or furniture, is depicted with intricate mother-of-pearl (nacre) inlay. The panel features three stylized female figures, rendered in white and iridescent nacre, in traditional East Asian attire. The uppermost figure holds a fan-like object. The central figure holds a circular object, possibly a fan. The lowest figure holds a long, slender, flute-like instrument horizontally. All figures have elaborate hair buns and flowing garments. The black background includes white nacre outlines of architectural elements, such as rooflines and window patterns, and stylized bamboo foliage. The panel's perimeter is bordered by geometric inlay patterns. To the right of the panel, a section of a gold-colored, ornate picture or mirror frame is partially visible. To the left, a portion of a light-toned, rectangular tiled surface with darker grout lines is discernible. The scene is illuminated indoors. No specific location within Johannesburg, South Africa, can be determined from the visual evidence.