The interwoven rods of brushed brass create an ever-changing tapestry that lends the space a visual dynamism, visual dynamism, with layered experience zones that stage a subtle reveal of the overall space. The rods are an ode to the delicate ‘zari’, or the use of metallic gold and silver threads popularized by Benarasi weavers. The interior shell—reminiscent of the dimly lit ‘karkhanas’ or weaving workshops where these luminescent textiles are born—has been kept minimal and dark, to accentuate the colourful product. The leather-finished inky black granite floor serves as a tactile invitation for the visitor to walk barefoot and become one with the space. Additionally, the concept lends itself well to the challenge presented by the existing physical space of 5 distinct, staggered bays with a staggered column grid—the installation unifying them in a way as to create a seamless user journey.