TAPISSERIES DE FLANDRES Needlepoint

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LE CHEVALIER, MEDIEVAL TAPESTRY, TAPESTRY ART DE LYS Point de Flandres tapestry - Art de Lys tapestry - Middle Ages tapestry This medieval tapestry depicts Jean de Daillon, knight of King Charles VII, famous for having fought alongside Joan of Arc during the capture of Orleans. Here he carries a standard called to the wolf. The original, woven in Arras at the end of the fifteenth century, is now at Montacute House in Great Britain. Weaving at the Point de Flandres Tapestry - 50% wool - 40% cotton Tapestry delivered (like all tapestries on this site) with the Certificate of Authenticity, glued to the back of the tapestry. This certificate guarantees QUALITY and ORIGIN of French manufacture. Tailoring and weaving are carried out in Flanders, in the Lille metropolitan area. Finish: lined with certificate Made according to the rules of the art of the JACQUARD process, i.e. mesh of warp and weft threads. 150 cm x 150 cm

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• Country : FRANCE