The unbleached slub of raw cotton and the natural mottle of recycled paper create the texture. This hand-knotted piece forms a field of close neutrals, where faint, uneven striations in ecru and warm beige dissolve across the surface. It is a quiet study in material. There are no grids or hard boundaries, only the natural variation of undyed fibers that arespun and knotted by hand. The effect is that of a quiet ground, offering a calm, unhurried space for the eye to rest in a room. Its construction uses a Senneh knotting technique, creating a dense, durable surface that holds the raw textures closely together. The overall pattern is one of subtle change, with the light catching the uneven yarns to reveal the simple beauty of the fibers.