Does this mean anything?

This is Shou Ziwen. I am satisfied with this answer. You should adopt it. Your photo is incomplete. But you can also see some patterns on the four corners. Those should be abstract bat shapes. "Longevity" means longevity, longevity. "Longevity" (or peach shape) and "blessing" (bat shape) complement each other, and longevity is a great blessing. Common folk decorative themes, such as "Fu Shou Shuang Quan" and "Five Blessingg Shou Shou", show that "Shou" is an auspicious character that can be compared with "Fu". It was said in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties that longevity comes first in Five Blessingg. There are many words similar to longevity in bronze inscriptions, such as "Mao", "filial piety" and "Kao". Deeply influenced by Taoism, there has always been the concept of "Five Blessingg cherishes longevity". People expect to live a long life, cherish life and pay attention to the world. Taoism believes that people are everywhere and is not very particular about the "afterlife". Based on such a secular point of view, China people's pursuit of longevity has never wavered, and the concept of praying for longevity runs through all aspects of traditional culture.