Tapestry Départ de Chasse, work inspired by a tapestry of the XVIth century attributed to the Ateliers des Flandres.
From a tapestry discovered in the 16th century in the Bordeaux region, attributed to the Ateliers des Flandres (Brussels) around 1500. This tapestry is exhibited at the Hôtel de Cluny (Paris). This masterpiece of medieval art shows us one of the favorite pastimes of the lords of the time, the hawk hunt also called in the sixteenth century "pleasant hunt" or "hunting flight".
Jacquard tapestry entirely woven and made in France in Halluin at Tissages de la Lys, Manufacture Jules Pansu.
Living Heritage
Company
Best Workers
of France
Made in
France
Features
Thèmes
Medieval
Verdures & Castles
Verdures & Castles
Fabrication
Jacquard weaving - Tapestry - Cotton back lining - Made in France
Dimensions (approx.)
120x90 cm
130x170 cm
185x235 cm
130x170 cm
185x235 cm
Compositions
60% Laine - 35% Coton - 5% Polyester
65% Laine - 32% Coton - 3% Polyester
73% Laine - 23% Coton - 4% Polyester
65% Laine - 32% Coton - 3% Polyester
73% Laine - 23% Coton - 4% Polyester
Hanging options
Hanging either by hooks placed in the eyelets provided, or by a rod or a wooden slat slipped into the sheath for a concealed hanging
Orientation
Landscape
Care instructions
Lightly vacuum to remove any surface dust - Professional clean only
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