Mother-of-pearl abat day for suspension

Lampshade consisting of translucent mother-of-pearl pellets assembled on a thin metal structure covered with a golden lacquer, on which have been added branches of flowers and leaves consisting of gilded metal threads and a slight green coloration at the place of the foliage and pink at the place of the flowers. This motif is represented on one side of the lampshade and on the opposite side. It's a fairly typical lampshade from the 60s or 70s, but i've never seen one before with a floral pattern of metal wire plated on it. This lampshade is in good structural condition, the welds are intact, the pellets hold well in place, but it does not hide its age: many marks on the pellets (original or not), the gilding has passed in places, and protrudes in other places (but that I imagine it is original), the upper ring of the structure has small deformations. It measures 30 cm in diameter at the bottom, 10 cm in diameter at the level of the upper ring, 15 cm in height. The ring in which the suspension socket will be inserted has an internal diameter of 4 cm (intended for a socket with a large base). It weighs just under 300 g.