Decorative Wall Sconce/Light Fixture

Keey Featurees & Design Elements:
Mounting Plate/Backplate:
It has an ornate, possibly antique-inspired, metallic backplate that attaches to the wall. The design features radial fluting or shell-like patterns, giving it a somewhat classical or art deco feel.
The metallic finish appears to be a polished metal, possibly brass, copper, or a chrome-plated material, reflecting the blue light from behind.
Light Source & Illumination:
While the specific bulb isn't visible, there's a strong blue light emanating from behind or within the backplate, casting a vibrant blue glow on the wall. This suggests either a blue LED light source, or a white light with a blue filter.
The light fixture itself seems to be designed to diffuse or direct light, creating a decorative effect rather than primary room illumination, though it could contribute to ambient lighting.
Decorative Column/Cylinder:
Attached to the metallic backplate is a tall, clear cylindrical element, seemingly made of glass or acrylic.
This cylinder is filled with decorative elements: small, reddish-pink dried flowers (possibly "baby's breath" or similar small blossoms) suspended in a clear liquid, which could be resin, oil, or water. This creates a "liquid art" or "suspended botanical" effect.
The cylinder appears to be segmented, with a dark, possibly metallic, band in the middle, suggesting either two separate clear sections or a decorative divider. This could also house additional lighting components or act as a heat sink.
The flowers are distributed both above and below this central band, enhancing the visual interest.