The 24 ⅛ inches long by 15 ½ inches high framing is professionally done, with mahogany wood highlighted by painted gold trim beads, adding rich, timeless elegance to the picture. The lovely deep, warm brown wood creates a beautiful background that perfectly complements the vibrant colors used for the embroidered Last Supper picture, which measures 20 inches long by 11 ½ inches high.
The embroidered picture is a representation of The Last Supper, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s original religious painting, which shows Jesus Christ seated at a long table with his twelve apostles, captured in the solemn yet decisive moment when he reveals that one of them will betray him. Each figure is stitched with care, and their garments reflect the traditional clothing of their time. The room behind them helps set the atmosphere, reverent and straightforward, with elements that emphasize the sacred nature of the scene.
It is created entirely with cross-stitch embroidery and is completely professionally handmade. The picture took many months to complete, working from sunup to sundown, five or six days a week.
The picture has clear images with sharp edges, making the picture look great. Every stitch lies flat, neat, even, and consistent, carefully placed with no gaps, no overlapping, no loose ends, and no snags on high-quality, 100% cotton fabric.
The embroidery threads are made of strong, vibrant, high-quality, and durable 100% cotton, ensuring that the colors remain bright and the picture will lasts for many years without fading. There are over 47,000 individual cross stitches in the picture, each stitch made by hand, with patience and care.
What makes this picture even more remarkable is the color palette: twenty-eight vibrant colors are used to bring the scene to life. Each apostle’s robes are uniquely colored, and subtle shading adds depth to their faces, hands, and garments. The figures' positioning, facial expressions, and gentle folds in their clothing all contribute to the scene's emotional resonance. There is a manifest sense of drama and reverence, made all the more potent because it was rendered entirely in thread.
This is of museum-quality; both the front and back sides show the high-quality required. The backside of this picture shows the high quality, with neat edges, no loose ends, no snagging, no overlapping, and no gaps, ensuring the backside lies flat as well.