Chateau Bellevue Tapestry

This Flemish wall tapestry is inspired by the "Tentures des Maisons Royales", set of 12 tapestries woven at the Gobelins towards the end of the XVIIth century for Louis the XIVth. This small extract represents a typical XVIIth century castle in an august landscape ans is woven in wool, silk or both, it is lined with a plain beige cotton fabric and has an integral sleeve for hanging.

ABOUT OUR TAPESTRIES

Our tapestries are made by a century-old company in Europe. The weaving method is an exceptional expertise inherited from the Middle Ages that is recognised all around the world. They are made by a weaving machine using the highest quality cotton to be admired for decades and to become a legacy for future generations. The tapestries are finished on a loom by professional hands caring for details.

Our wall hangings are popular among art lovers and interior designers: they elevate our personal space by adding charm and coziness to our homes. Whether they are in a vintage or modern style room, they catch everyone’s attention with their bold colours and distinctive patterns.



You can be creative when hanging your tapestry, read our blog post about tapestry hanging. Here are some examples for the best look:



You should never wash any tapestry in a washing machine. We recommend only dry cleaning or dusting. Click here to learn more about tapestry cleaning.