Like the porous finish of aged stucco, a field of fine, natural wool is broken by irregular geometric forms in a deeper, vegetal blue. These shapes are not sharp-edged; rather, they appear like mineral deposits within a lime-wash wall, their boundaries softened by the hand-knotted structure. The texture is palpable, with a slightly raised, dense cut pile that shifts subtly as it catches light, echoing the mineral imperfections and aggregate within old plaster. This composition offers a study in restrained contrast, where the clean, architectural geometry of the sapphire forms rests quietly against the variegated, off-white wool ground, grounding a space with tactile honesty and a sense of enduring craftsmanship.