The interplay between the deep, light-absorbing black wool felt and the lustrous wool embroidery makes this 19th-century Rescht panel a masterclass in textural contrast. To highlight the "shimmer" of the colorful silk-like wool threads and the intricate chain-stitched vines, we recommend mounting it in a space with a soft wash of light from above; this allows the raised embroidery to catch highlights against the matte background, emphasizing the architectural depth of the central medallion. Its heroic 13-foot length and scholarly palette of black, crimson, and sage make it an ideal focal point for grand architectural spaces featuring stone, glass, or dark hardwoods. Historically used as imperial tent wall panels, table covers, or prestigious hangings, this piece requires significant wall space to be fully appreciated. To protect the antique wool fibers from environmental stress and further moth damage, the panel should be professionally supported by a full-length, weight-distributing mount. We recommend professional housing in a custom-built, archival shadow box with UV-protective glass to ensure this piece of Persian heritage remains a sophisticated and scholarly centerpiece.