Imagine the celestial motion of a starfield as it arcs across a profound, midnight ground, where a ribbon of shifting green light is suspended within the deep pile. The color moves subtly like a natural aurora: a slow bloom of verdant green, drifting from a deep, rich forest into a softer, almost gold-kissed glow before resolving back into the dark blue field. This luminous effect is not a sharp pattern but an ombré shift, a soft stain of light captured within the hand-knotted structure. The irregular, almost four-lobed lattice found across the Astral collection is present here, yet it remains subtle and broken, a soft structure rather than a rigid pattern that feels like it’s being faintly revealed by the passing drift of light. The effect is less a specific design and more an evocation of the high-altitude atmosphere, a quiet movement of deep, saturated color grounded by the rich texture of the hand-spun wool.