LONDON: Rolls-Royce has presented a Bespoke Spectre Rose commission, which is a tribute from a mother to her daughter, inspired by the English Princess Rose, featuring a handcrafted rose motif.
The luxury automaker said Rolls-Royce’s in-house embroidery artisan created a new technique that blends two shades of pink thread to create a realistic subtle gradient while the rose motif on the headrest is rendered with a higher stitch density to achieve a sculptural, three-dimensional effect.
Each green leaf on the embroidered stem represents a family member, adding an intimate and purposeful gesture to the design
The car was commissioned through the Rolls-Royce Private Office Dubai.
"Spectre Rose reaffirms Rolls-Royce’s unique ability to interpret and realise personal stories with care, clarity and exquisite craft," said said Rolls-Royce Motor Cars regional director Middle East & Africa, James Crichton.
All four headrests and the rear seat waterfall bear the Bespoke rose motif that gives the motor car its name and identity.
The artisan had created a new technique that blends two shades of pink thread using a satin stitch.
This method creates a subtle gradient, where a darker pink fades gently to a lighter hue at the petal edges.
The flower head is rendered with a higher stitch density than usual to enhance its prominence, achieving a sculptural, three-dimensional effect.
In contrast, the stem and leaves are stitched in a flatter tatami technique, using thread angles to shape and shade the design without drawing attention away from the rose itself.
