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Made from pounded bark by Hawaiians.
6’x8’1
Kapa production was mainly done by the Chief women of the villages and they did so in groups. Kapa is bark-cloth, the primary textile used in Hawaii before missionaries arrived with their colorful, woven fabrics.
Woven after beauvais tapestry.
3’2″ x 5′
1550 woven silk rare Europe work of art. Brussels tapestry workshops produced tapestry’s from at least the 15th century, but the city’s early production in the Late Gothic International Style was eclipsed by the more prominent tapestry-weaving workshops based in Arras and Tournai.
8’5×8’3
This antique is a very rare and antique Japanese Tapestry. The fine details of a white mountain seen in this piece are very intricate and delicate
3′ x 4’10”
This textile dates back to the 17th Century. These rich colors and intricate details are eye catching with it’s soft colors and large scale size.
5’2″ x 7’10”