A richly detailed woven tapestry in the millefleurs tradition, likely inspired by the 16th-17th century French or Flemish designs. This piece captures an idyllic courtship tableau, with elegantly dressed figures engaged in music, conversation, and leisure beneath flowering trees and birdsong.
Woven in deep, warm tones of navy, rose and ochre, the composition is filled with movement and romantic symbolism- common in tapestries designed to celebrate chivalry, courtly love, and noble pastimes. These works were originally used to insulate and decorate stone walls in castles and manor houses, blending both artistry and function.
Suspended from a rod with traditional tassel accents, the tapestry would make a striking wall hanging in a grand hallway, library or layered interior. A unique addition to the Locus Collective collection, offering texture, narrative, and a sense of old-world craftsmanship. No labels or maker’s marks are present. Sourced in Sydney.
Measurements: H 135cm x W 188cm
A richly detailed woven tapestry in the millefleurs tradition, likely inspired by the 16th-17th century French or Flemish designs. This piece captures an idyllic courtship tableau, with elegantly dressed figures engaged in music, conversation, and leisure beneath flowering trees and birdsong.
Woven in deep, warm tones of navy, rose and ochre, the composition is filled with movement and romantic symbolism- common in tapestries designed to celebrate chivalry, courtly love, and noble pastimes. These works were originally used to insulate and decorate stone walls in castles and manor houses, blending both artistry and function.
Suspended from a rod with traditional tassel accents, the tapestry would make a striking wall hanging in a grand hallway, library or layered interior. A unique addition to the Locus Collective collection, offering texture, narrative, and a sense of old-world craftsmanship. No labels or maker’s marks are present. Sourced in Sydney.
Measurements: H 135cm x W 188cm
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