The gold of late afternoon light, low enough to catch every fold and fan outward from wherever it lands. Four radiating bursts meet at sharp angles, each ray carved deep enough to cast its own thin shadow, like sand raked by a wind that changed direction four times.

• Four-burst sunray pattern: rays meeting at sharp angles across the floor
• Warm gold wool: deeper in every crease and lighter along every ridge
• Hand-tufted in Jodhpur: carved rather than dyed, so each ray throws its own shadow
• Pairs with sculpted oak: holds a room's warmth quietly
• Best placed: beneath a Georgian cornice or a concrete ceiling, where low sun rakes across every ray