THE LAST SUPPER renders one of art history's most recognizable scenes entirely in knotted silk and wool — figures, table, and gesture built stitch by stitch rather than painted. This is a wall piece, not a floor rug: it arrives in its own custom frame, ready to hang the moment it's unpacked. Rather than a repeating motif, it holds a single, deliberate narrative image, meant to be read like a painting.
110 × 50 cm, silk and wool.