Embroidered textile panel or decorative box cover depicting a hunting scene

This appears to be a decorative embroidered textile panel, possibly a lid cover, portfolio cover, or presentation box top. The design shows a stylized hunting or equestrian scene with a rider on a galloping horse, additional animals including rabbits or hares, trees, rocks, and a landscape rendered in dense, colorful embroidery. The stitching is decorative and pictorial rather than utilitarian, suggesting a craft or art textile rather than a functional household textile. The composition and palette evoke traditional folk or courtly textile motifs, though the execution and visible inscription suggest a more modern handmade piece. A handwritten marking near the lower edge appears to include a date or inventory notation, but it is not fully legible from the image.

Hunting scenes and equestrian imagery are historically significant motifs in Persian, Mughal, and broader Islamic decorative arts, often symbolizing nobility, skill, and courtly life. While this example may be modern, it reflects a long tradition of narrative textile art.