English: This composite image presents a detailed botanical illustration of the floral anatomy of a typical Oncidium orchid, commonly known as the Dancing-Lady Orchid. It provides a comprehensive morphological study, ranging from the multi-flowered inflorescence to the individual floral components. The image displays the complete flower from multiple angles, alongside a meticulous dissection that separates the perianth into its outer whorl (sepals) and inner whorl (petals and the prominent labellum). Central to the illustration is the reproductive structure—the column—with detailed close-ups revealing its components: the anther cap, the pollinia, and the viscidium. This visual guide serves as an educational tool for botanical study and for understanding the complex pollination biology of the Orchidaceae family.