Flanders Tapestry is produced in Wielsbeke, Flemish Region, and has been famous for producing tapestries since the Middle Ages. The purpose of producing huge wall hangings during this period was to cover the cold stone walls in the castle, and also to symbolize the wealth and strength of the protagonist. Now it has become another warmer alternative to traditional paintings.

Czech artist Alphonse. Mucha (1860~1939) dominated the decorative art known as Art Nouveau poster advertising. An admirable expression of the authentic atmosphere of late 19th century Paris, the world capital of arts and entertainment.

Material and origin:

55% cotton, 45% polyester
Flanders, Belgium
dry cleaning recommended

Install:

Use wooden/metal rods (available in Yongle cloth market) to go through the dark track on the back of the tapestry for wall hanging
It can be framed by a picture frame shop. It is recommended not to install glass to make the texture more revealing
In the later stage of home decoration, a carpenter can be entrusted to make an integrated frame with the wall