Due to its small size and high level of detail, this Canton embroidery functions as a "jewel" for an intimate space. We recommend a "jewel-box" presentation: mount the textile in a deep, archival shadow box frame with museum-grade UV-protective glass to shield the fragile silk background from further deterioration. To appreciate the astounding detail, place the piece at eye level in a small, well-curated area like a study, a reading nook, or as part of a "cabinet of curiosities" display. Because the background silk is reflective and the threads are delicate, use a soft, localized wash of light from a distance rather than direct spotlights; this will highlight the shimmering embroidery without accelerating the color-fading. Its historical weight and intricate botanical patterns make it a perfect companion for fine mahogany furniture, porcelain vessels, or early 19th-century lacquerware, bridging the gap between historical scholarship and luxury decor.