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Touch of Tapestry offers a wide selection of Flanders, Belgian, French, Pansu, and other European tapestry wall hangings. Our collection features classic European, medieval, and renaissance tapestries. European wall hangings are the most sought after for their intricate weave and heirloom quality.   The most popular tapestries are inspired by master artists. Scenic designs such as breathtaking landscapes, nostalgic cafes and village scenes are also among the most popular since they can suit any type of home decor. Great Value Sets offer great quality plus a rod and tassels at super low prices.  From medieval to contemporary designs Touch of Tapestry offers a vast selection to suit any decor. 

Bit of History: The Art of Tapestry can be dated back to 1500 BC, with remnants from the Egyptians preserved in museums. This luxurious form of art made it's way through history, with ancient Chinese, Greeks, and throughout the Renaissance period. During the 14th to 17th centuries, France was instrumental in perfecting Tapestries. Throughout the Medieval and Renaissance periods tapestries began to flourish and become popular among royalty and the elite. Also, everyday people began to relish in the luxury with many weaving tapestries themselves. In our modern world we have found that the charm of tapestries can add a classic touch to our homes, restaurants, and places of business. Today, weavers are creating a huge array of tapestries from old world to contemporary styles. The evolution of tapestries made their mark on the art profession, allowing more people to own and have access to great works of art that only a few were able to view before their existence. The tapestry industry today also revived the splendid art works of distinguished artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, Michael Angelo, Renoir, and many others. Past and present artists' works such as Robert Pejman and Fabrice De Villeneuve contribute to the wide variety of tapestry designs available today.