Featured Art Deco Wooden Box with Impressionist Carved Motifs

This box is ~4 5/8" wide, ~3 3/4" deep, ~2 1/4" high; weight is ~5.2 oz.
I got this in SoCal in the 70's. The exterior was seriously soiled, an' the interior only somewhat less so...it had cigarette debris inside, bits of cut tobacco. It responded well to a soap 'n' water treatment, with little loss of color or finish. The corners are mitered & splined, an' the 2 hinges are inserted into the chamfered edges, making a self-stopping (at 90 degrees open) cover. The interior finish looks to be a gloss enamel. The exterior is carved, especially the cover, an' pyrography contributes to the 'tiger-striping' where it isn't carved. The bottom is apparently just stained.
I have looked for any similarly patterned wooden artifacts without success, an' thus am inclined to think it may be a one-off; decorated by someone with skill an' imagination, on a plain box...but that seems weak, somehow. I'll be grateful for your take on it, an' all comments an' suggestions. Thanks for lookin'!

 

It looks like someone took an old woodburning kit and got creative.

 

Neat characterful little box. Looks like someone’s home or school project. Someone within obvious
art flair. Box looks ‘border-line’ vintage to me.

 

I think it is of the period, so Art Deco. I am not seeing anything Impressionist, it is all Art Deco imo.

 

Nice box. May well be OOAK. Agree with Art Deco designation.

 

I really don't have a good idea of 'Impressionist'...but those flowers aren't 'Realist', so I winged it!
I'll go look at the word an' its true meaning. Sorry for the confusion.

 

These are Impressionist flowers, by Renoir:

 

To live is to learn, particularly here...
Here's Wikipedia on the subject...I was pretty far off!

Impressionism was a 19th-century art movement characterized by relatively small, thin, yet visible brush strokes, open composition, emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its changing qualities (often accentuating the effects of the passage of time), ordinary subject matter, unusual visual angles, and inclusion of movement as a crucial element of human perception and experience.

 

Art Deco flowers. Flat and geometric. Like those on your box.

Debora