The best thing is…they are brand new!  New designs from the Pansu mill in France.  Here are some of the highlights of the newest addition.

This Le Chateau de l’Apocalyspe medieval tapestry is definitely one of my favorites.  Just look at the gorgeous shades of blue!  This tapestry would look phenomenal against cream colored walls. 

This tapestry entitled “Paysage du Lauragais” is another one of my favorites.  It is done in the Verdure style of French wall art.  The composition of this piece is exceptional and it really makes a nice addition to the home.

We now have the unmistakably romantic tapestry from Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss.  This is one of my favorite works of art, period.  It is such a touching image, and the way he constructed it from geometric shapes and gold accents is just breathtaking.  This tapestry is available in some pretty large sizes, which make it perfect for a foyer piece or a bedroom piece.  Stunning.

Check back frequently, as we continuously add more beautiful tapestries. 

If you have never heard of William Morris or seen his work, I highly suggest you take a look at these William Morris tapestries.  He is known for patterns of swirling leaves and earthy tones.  Scenes of nature and stylized medieval designs are the typical subject matter of his work. 

William Morris led a fascinating and enriching life.  He was involved not only in the arts, but also the politics of the time.  He led to the reinsurgence of handmade crafts and textiles, in the face of the Industrial Revolution.  He was also a writer, who was greatly influenced by the work of John Ruskin “Sesame and Lilies” and Thomas Malory “Morte d’Arthur”.  He and his life long friend, Edward Burne-Jones started a decorative arts firm that included artists such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 

His most famous works are:  The Tree of Life, The Holy Grail tapestry series, and Ehret Die Frauen.  You can see more tapestry wall hangings at The Tapestry Standard.

That’s right!  We have more brand new tapestry designs for sale.  These summery tapestries are perfect for bringing some color into your home decor.

This new tapestry called “Orage” or “Storm” is an old design from the 1300’s.  You will love how this art tapestry looks in just about any room.  The colors in this piece are fabulous and the design is unique.

Another tapestry created by the same artist is L’Ete – Summer Tapestry.  Bright, vibrant and bold, this summery tapestry is sure to bring some life into your home.

We have a new William Morris tapestry that is simply exquisite.  The Vignes and Acanthus wall hanging is breathtaking in its intricacy and bold use of color and movement.  William Morris is a textiles god for a reason:  his work is gorgeous.  This is one of the last tapestries that Morris created and wove himself.  Simply amazing.

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So, as promised, there are more new tapestries to show off!  This new mill has gorgeous wall art. 

If you want some old fashioned romance in your home decor, check out the Au Bord de la Fontaine wall tapestry.  This old style Pastorale tapestry is overflowing with sweet sentiments and beautiful colors.  Definitely a pick-me-up for your living room.

If you like medieval style tapestries, I have a treat for you.  This classic unicorn tapestry has been redone in a slightly more contemporary style.  The Lady and the Organ is part of the Lady and the Unicorn series.  This particular design focuses on the lady as she plays the organ.  The unique blocking style of this piece makes for a dramatic addition to your wall decor.

This next tapestry is stunning not only for its exquisite design, but also due to the colors present.  This Acanthus tapestry is done in the William Morris style, which can be seen in the swirling leaves and fleur pattern.  It is stunning in just about any setting you can come up with and is just a joy to own.

Look for more new tapestry updates as more are added every day!