Hand-Embroidered Silk Dragon Panel in Faux-Bamboo Frame

This horizontal rectangular silk panel features a hand-embroidered Imperial-style dragon, rendered in a striking dusty rose or terracotta thread against a deep forest green silk satin ground. The dragon is depicted in a traditional dynamic pose, surrounded by stylized 'ruyi' shaped clouds and flame motifs. The embroidery utilizes fine satin stitching and potentially couched metallic threads for outlining. The central scene is enclosed by a complex decorative border featuring geometric and floral patterns. Based on the provided context of hand stitches and the visual style, this piece likely dates to the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from Qing Dynasty textile motifs. The artwork is professionally mounted with a patterned silk damask matting in a light sage and cream hexagonal motif. It is housed in an impressive Chinoiserie-style faux-bamboo wooden frame with a golden-brown finish. The construction shows high-quality craftsmanship, with tight embroidery work and careful alignment of the textile within the frame. Overall condition appears excellent with no visible thread pulls, staining, or significant fading to the vibrant silk dyes. The frame shows minor authentic age-related patina but remains structurally sound.