The composition centers on a single calla lily that transitions from a white top to a green stem. This flower stands out against a textured, dark brown background. A bright gold line starts near the base of the bloom and spirals upward and outward, trailing off toward the right side of the frame. Small gold dots and splatters are scattered around this line, adding detail to the right half of the image.

The yellow spadix inside the flower matches the saturated gold of the spiraling line. While the background has a muted, aged appearance, the flower and the thin lines are sharp and clear. The stem extends downward from the center, grounding the flower within the frame. This work follows the artist's interest in minimalist vintage style by focusing on a single plant species.

This piece belongs to a series of floral studies that includes other plants like the Freesia and Strelitzia, all presented with similar vintage gold elements.