The image depicts a beautifully intricate butterfly ornament that appears to be made from a combination of ceramic and metal. The butterfly's wings are predominantly white porcelain accented with cobalt blue and gold. The overall design of the wings is symmetrical, with elaborate floral patterns that evoke a sense of elegance and meticulous craftsmanship.

Each of the butterfly's four wings—two upper and two lower—features a broad blue border that is richly decorated with golden filigree and floral motifs. These borders frame the central white sections of the wings, which are adorned with delicate blue floral patterns. The floral designs are highly detailed, featuring flowers, leaves, and stems that add an organic, natural look to the otherwise ornamental piece.

The veins of the wings are highlighted with fine golden lines that radiate outward, contributing to the sense of realism and enhancing the overall aesthetic. The body of the butterfly is also finely detailed, with colors transitioning from gold at the top, near the antennae, to blue near the bottom. The antennae themselves are thin and gold, ending in small, delicate tips, adding to the refined appearance of the ornament.

The background is a simple, solid pale blue, which helps to emphasize the vivid colors and intricate details of the butterfly, creating a striking contrast that enhances the overall visual impact of the piece. The combination of blue and white with gold elements gives the butterfly a classic, timeless quality, resonant of fine porcelain art particularly reminiscent of traditional Chinese or Delft blue porcelain.