Ukrainian Petrykivka Folk Painting of Twin Firebirds Above a Sunflower

A traditional Ukrainian Petrykivka folk painting in a wide landscape 16:9 composition on a warm cream paper background, a perfectly symmetrical decorative ornament mirrored down the vertical center line. At the center, two firebirds face each other with their beaks almost touching, perched on curling leafy stems, their flame-like crests, raised wings, and long trailing tail feathers painted in fiery red, orange, and golden yellow with layered comma-stroke feathers. Below them, a large sunflower with bright yellow petals and a dark brown seed center sits in the middle of the lower half on broad green leaves. On both sides, sweeping S-curves of foliage frame the birds: heavy clusters of glossy red guelder-rose (viburnum) berries in the upper and lower corners, two cobalt blue cornflowers on each side, golden wheat ears arching outward, emerald green viburnum leaves, and small yellow buds and tendrils filling the gaps. Flat hand-painted gouache brushstrokes with clearly visible single-stroke "grass" and "comma" petals, fine dark detailing, rich saturated red, orange, cobalt blue, emerald green, and golden yellow, crisp paint texture on paper, plenty of breathing space between motifs. Festive, joyful, handcrafted folk-art mood. No text, no signature, no frame, no people.