The bird of paradise flower sits in the center of the frame, its long green stem rising from the bottom left corner. Two thin gold triangles overlap the flower, with one shape appearing behind the petals and the other resting in front of them. The background shows a dark, textured surface that transitions from a lighter grey and brown center to deep black at the outer edges. This arrangement places the organic shape of the plant within a minimalist geometric structure.

The flower itself displays a mix of orange and yellow petals alongside dark blue and purple inner sections. At the base of the bloom, the colors shift into light green and pink tones. The metallic gold lines of the triangles provide a sharp contrast to the soft, feathered edges of the petals and the mottled, grainy texture of the surrounding space. The light is concentrated in the middle of the image, making the central subject stand out against the fading shadows of the corners.

This piece belongs to a series of vintage-style floral works that include other species like Calla, Anemone, and Freesia, all featuring similar gold accents.