This walnut panel is highly carved with vegetal motifs arranged in regular patterns of openings and holes. The panel is vertically symmetrical, and has a circle, made by a convoluted stalk, positioned in its center. The inside of the circle contains a flower bud surrounded by small leaves. Two tulip-like flowers stem at the bottom of the circle, and rise on either side of it. The rest of the composition is formed by complex, scroll-like stems adorned with leaves. The leaves are generally displayed from a side view, with the exception of two which are displayed flat, and positioned next to the side edge, on either side of the panel. The various stems and stalks are intertwined in a regular but naturalistic fashion. The overall carving maintains a coherent composition, a flowing rhythm, and a homogeneous agglomeration of vegetal motifs. The panel is displayed in a wide, plain, gilded wood frame.