Portrait Lily Hand-Painted Press-On Nails

This is a painting broken across five nails. The middle nail carries the centrepiece: a stylised woman's face in warm caramel, amber-brown, chocolate and cream, one eye closed near the top left, the nose centred, deep plum lips low on the nail, and a large white lily with soft brown shading laid over the right side of her face, with a narrow cream panel and a short black stitched line running below. The ring nail gives the lily a whole nail to itself — white petals with green stamens spanning most of the length over a marbled ground of amber-orange, caramel, cream and black, with four raised white pearls stacked down the lower right. The thumb is translucent amber-orange jelly for its upper three quarters, ending in a deep transparent chocolate-brown tip that arrives abruptly with no blend, and three raised white pearls set in a vertical line, smallest at the top. The index nail is creamy ivory-beige crossed high by a thick translucent amber ribbon, three fine gold brushstrokes sweeping across the lower half and another cluster of three pearls. The pinky keeps a broad painterly band of amber-brown, chocolate, white and black straight across the middle with a short row of small clear stones set into the dark part.