The interplay between the deep, light-absorbing charcoal silk and the reflective metallic embroidery makes this late 19th-century shawl an exceptionally light-responsive textile. To highlight the "shimmer" of the central metallic seam and the intricate bandhani dots, we recommend mounting it in a space with a soft wash of light from above; this allows the gold threads to catch the light while emphasizing the saturated, crinkled texture of the hand-dyed silk. Its bold, graphic palette and substantial 62-inch dimensions make it an ideal focal point for grand architectural spaces featuring stone, glass, or dark hardwoods. To protect the antique silk and prevent the heavy metallic work from straining the delicate fabric, the shawl should be professionally supported by a custom archival mount that distributes its weight evenly. We recommend housing it in a custom shadow box with UV-protective glass to ensure the brilliant crimson dyes and metallic lusters remain a sophisticated and scholarly centerpiece for decades to come.