The dense, rhythmic geometry of this 19th-century jajim makes it an exceptionally light-responsive decorative element. To highlight the "shimmer" of the cream-colored warp threads against the darker saturated wool, we recommend mounting it in a space with a soft wash of light from above; this allows the vertical seams and the slight variations in the handmade weave to cast subtle shadows, emphasizing its authentic construction. Its graphic, linear aesthetic and warm heritage palette make it an ideal focal point for grand architectural spaces featuring stone, glass, or dark hardwoods. Given its substantial 6-foot square dimensions, it can be used as a dramatic wall hanging or as a sophisticated structural accent over large-scale furniture. To preserve the antique fibers from environmental degradation, the textile should be professionally supported by a custom archival mount that distributes its weight evenly across all six joined sections, ensuring it remains a scholarly centerpiece for decades to come.