The Velvet Curtain occupies the basement of a discreet Manhattan townhouse, its entrance hidden behind a solid mahogany door marked only by an etched, silver‑leafed . Inside, the air is scented with sandalwood and faint jasmine. Low‑light amber sconces cast a soft glow across rich, burgundy velvet booths. In the far wall, a row of polished ebony panels—each a perfectly round aperture about eight inches in diameter—forms the “Vault” .

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