A finely worked Chinese silk embroidery panel dating to the late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900. The composition centres on a circular floral medallion featuring a vase of blossoming peonies and auspicious flora, symbolising peace, prosperity and harmony. The surrounding design includes birds and intricate botanical elements rendered in soft pastel tones against a dark ground. Below, stylised rolling waves are depicted in flowing bands of blue, cream and coral, representing continuity and longevity. The overall composition reflects traditional Chinese decorative symbolism associated with abundance and good fortune. The panel is presented within a later European frame and decorative border, likely mounted in the early 20th century for export or collection display. Provenance: Stein Family Collection, with related pieces from the collection previously featured in a prestigious London auction of Asian Art. Condition: Good overall decorative condition; minor age-related wear consistent with textile works of this period.