A special version of Rolls-Royce Phantom devoted to the flowering of Sakura

The sedan was decorated with thematic embroidery, and for the first time some of them were performed using a new technology that gives realistic three -dimensionality, and painted in the Crystal Over Arctic White kner. The concept of the machine is based on the national Japanese tradition by khans – admiration of flowers.

The new project of the Bespoke department is devoted to the flowering of Sakura and the national Japanese tradition of khans. Flowering with flowers is a very short -term pleasure. It lasts only 7-10 days and involuntarily recalls the speed of life. To convey the beauty of the fleeting moment, the Rolls-Royce designers team created a special version of the Starlight Headliner ceiling with decorative sakura embroidery. The application of the drawing took a week and required 250 thousand stitches.

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For the first time in the history of Rolls-Royce, a “sculptural” embroidery was also used to decorate the salon. It can be seen, for example, on the partition between the front and rear rows – it seems that the petals of sakura fall from the branches right before your eyes. The three -dimensional decor is made using new technology. First, a self -supporting structure is created using threads. Then the petals manually give the desired shape, after which they are sewn in place.

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The Phantom Extended Cherry Blossom sedan was conceived three years ago, but he was handed over to the client only now. The car is driven by a V12 6.75 turbine with a capacity of 571 horsepower and 900 nm of torque, combined with an eight -band ZF automatic machine. The drive, of course, is the rear. The color of the body corresponds to the subject and is called Crystal Over Arctic White-crystal-white with glass crumb.

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