Verdure Landscape, Aubusson Style — handwoven Egyptian wool tapestry, 5.3 ft

Verdure Landscape, Aubusson Style — Vintage Handwoven Wool Tapestry, 5.3 ft

$1,200.00

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Why Choose Handcrafted

  • Each tapestry is individually made by skilled artisans — no two are exactly alike
  • Handwoven in pure wool on a traditional loom — never machine-made
  • Woven freehand from imagination — no two pieces are ever the same
  • Ages beautifully — natural dyes mellow and deepen over time

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This aubusson style verdure tapestry follows the French Aubusson verdure tradition: a wooded landscape of layered trees opening onto a river and distant hills, inside a deep border of flowers and fruit with a ribboned cartouche at the top.

Details

  • Size: 64 x 46 in (163 x 117 cm)
  • Material: handwoven wool: handspun wool on a cotton warp
  • Age: vintage, woven in the 1990s
  • Condition: very good
  • One of a kind: woven freehand with no sketch or cartoon behind the warp. No second copy exists. The photographs show this exact piece.

Hanging it

Its tall format suits a narrow wall, a hallway, or the space beside a doorway or a staircase. It comes without a sleeve or rod pocket. For a piece this size, use hook-and-loop tape along the full top edge with a sturdy wooden batten, a clip rail, or a casing for a rod sewn on by a tailor.

Stitch by stitch

The colour blocks and hatching are worked stitch by stitch, not printed, and the weave has real weight. Up close you can follow the hatching where one shade of foliage gives way to the next.

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