A historical map of Boston from 1902 depicts the city's street grid, neighborhoods, and waterways in warm ochres, tans, and muted reds, with the Charles River winding through the composition in soft gray-blue. The cartography captures the urban layout with precise linework and period typography, evoking the methodical craft of early twentieth-century mapmaking. At home in a study, library, or anywhere history and geography intersect. Woven from soft polyester chenille with a non-slip backing and made to order, the artwork running across the surface. A room grounded underfoot by an independent artist's work.