A scene from ancient Egyptian painting translated into wool: the tree goddess leans out of a leafy tree to offer food and drink from a platter and a pouring vessel to two kneeling figures below.
- Size: 150 x 150 cm (59 x 59 in)
- Material: handwoven wool
- Signature: Signed by the artist in Arabic, bottom left
- One of a kind: woven freehand with no sketch or cartoon behind the warp, so no second copy exists. The photographs show this exact piece.
Square and compact, it works above a console, in a study, or as the focal point of an entryway.
Hanging: the tapestry arrives without a sleeve or rod pocket. The simplest method is hook-and-loop tape sewn along the top edge, with the matching half fixed to a wooden batten on the wall. A clip rail also works, or a tailor can sew on a casing for a rod.
See more one-of-a-kind pieces in our Egyptian woven tapestries.
