The Woodland Full Scene Tapestry EC tartan geographical maps and lists of

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This tapestry depicts a world map which combines the skills of the cartographer and the tapestry weaver

The tapestries were discovered in the nineteenth century in the Chateau de Boussac (Creuse) and became part of the Cluny Museum collection in 1882

Available in 4 sizes

Perfect for winter walks

The Woodland Full Scene Tapestry EC tartan geographical maps and lists ofBeautifully crafted, The Woodland Full Scene Tapestry offers a perfect focal point to any home. Three trees are depicted across the original tapestry (pear, chestnut and oak) with dense foliage below and two rabbits, a fox and a deer. In the foreground are many flowering plants including foxgloves, strawberries, hawkweed, bouncing betty, red tulips, blue daisies, and bluebells. The tapestry was commissioned in 1892 by Madeleine and Percy Wyndham for