This monumental square composition presents a symmetrical, ornamental design executed in vibrant reds, golds, and creams. Central geometric and zoomorphic motifs, including swastikas and spiral forms, are arranged with architectural precision around a focal point, while the densely textured surface suggests the delicate accumulation of tulip petals as individual compositional units. The work demonstrates a sophisticated engagement with decorative traditions spanning textile arts, Islamic geometric patterning, and Southeast Asian cosmological imagery. Framing borders of intricate linear patterns and corner ornaments reinforce the work's relationship to historical carpet and manuscript design. Tee's practice interrogates the boundaries between fine art and craft, collage and pattern, drawing on botanical materials to create monumental meditations on cultural memory and hybrid visual vocabularies.