The high-sheen silk threads against the matte, handwoven linen ground make this late 19th-century Greek embroidery a dynamic and light-responsive artwork. To highlight the "shimmer" of the Ottoman-style floral sprays and the subtle texture of the linen, we recommend mounting it in a space with a soft wash of light from above; this allows the intricate needlework to stand out in relief while emphasizing the organic variations in the hand-loomed fabric. Its rich, Mediterranean palette of deep reds, blues, and golds makes it an ideal focal point for architectural spaces featuring stone, glass, or dark hardwoods. Given its historical status as a dowry or heirloom piece, we recommend professional "float" mounting in a custom archival shadow box with UV-protective glass to support the weight of the linen and prevent the detached edging from further stress. This presentation will showcase the textile's unusual flared central dimensions, turning this Greek treasure into a sophisticated historical centerpiece.