Fine four-lobed panel, with edges in gilded bronze and decorated on both sides with the cloisonné technique, with floral motifs and stylized clouds. It presents, in addition to a cintamani jewel at the top, the eight symbols of good luck in high relief (made of carnelian, mother of pearl, lapis lazuli, jade and agate): the seashell, the banner, the lotus flower, the infinite knot, the fish, the kalasa, the umbrella and the wheel of the dharma. In the center, within a round reserve and also in high relief, five bats are depicted surrounding two peaches (both symbols of longevity). The plaque rests on a wooden base with a crescent support carved with cloud shaped motifs. On the sides are two stylized mountains resting on a small table with openwork phytomorphic decors. The whole base is decorated, recalling a lush garden, with plants, flowers and mushrooms in the form of rui, in metal with petals and leaves enameled in a variety of colors. It rests on a wooden support, damaged, which measures 36x40x14 cm.