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Wall Tapestries From Europe
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Tapestry Spotlight: Quest for the Holy Grail
This tapestry was designed by Edward Burne-Jones and woven by Morris & Co. in 1895-96. It is one of the six panels illustrating the story of the Holy Grail. It represents the arming and departure of the knights of the Round Table, amongst which are Sir Bors, Sir Percival and Sir Galahad. The original is [...]
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Tapestry Spotlight: Wishing Well Courtyard
Make a wish in this well surrounded by lush plants, flowers, and palm trees. This tapestry is based on the artwork of Corley and woven in North America. Wishing Well Courtyard Tapestry Review It is made of 100% cotton giving you a strong tapestry that will stand the test of time. It comes backed with [...]
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Tapestry Spotlight: Don Quixote
The name Don Quixote evokes a wide panorama of adventure-laden visions before our eyes. Don Quixote Tapestry Video Review The tapestry has a very European feel to it, hand woven in France; it shows off the elegance of their skilled craftsmanship. The picture depicts a hunting scene with Don Quixote in the backdrop with horses. [...]
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Tapestry Spotlight: Lepa Zena
This week’s tapestry spotlight is the Lepa Zena wall tapestry. Lepa Zena Tapestry Video Review This glorious abstract horse tapestry will be the talk of all your guests. The classy depiction of a black horse in this tapestry adds depth and lots of interest to your wall decor. The misty background adds mystery, while the [...]
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Designing With Color: Glossary
Since we’ve gone through the basics of color and color theory I think it’s important to make sure you understand what all the terms mean especially if you’re new to decorating with color. Below you’ll find definitions of all the terms and phrases mentioned in the earlier posts. Go over them to be sure you [...]
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Designing With Color: Color Theory
This week’s color installment is an introduction to color theory. Most people hear that phrase and turn off immediately. It sounds complicated, like something only trained interior designers know, but it’s not once you understand the basics. It is an important aspect of decorating that you want to understand because it plays a role in [...]
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Decorating With Color Series
Over the next few weeks The Tapestry Standard is going to take you by the hand and guide you through using color to great effect in your home décor. This decorating with color series has been put together just for you by our design experts. Much of the time when we’re decorating we don’t put [...]
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New William Morris Tapestries
Happy Spring everyone! I wanted drop a line to let you know about all the new William Morris tapestries that have just been added to the store. William Morris is one of the most popular tapestry lines we offer and we’re excited to be expanding it. You can look at all the new additions here: [...]
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Tapestry Exhibition
At the Southwest Harbor Library artist Savitri Bess’s tapestries are showcased upstairs. The exhibit of wall tapestries reflects her time as a liturgical artist. In 1978, she started creating liturgical fiber arts inspired by several religious persuasions. Her weaving career began in the Andes Mountains of Peru, where she worked as a Peace Corps volunteer [...]
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Common Tapestry Questions
At The Tapestry Standard we get a fair amount of questions about caring for, hanging, and where to place tapestries. Here is a reprint of a great article I recently found that answers a lot of these questions. Tapestries are a great addition to the home. For those who are considering displaying this instead of [...]
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