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Tapestry Handcrafted Birds Wall Hanging, "Tree of Life"

Name: Tapestry Handcrafted Birds Wall Hanging, 'Tree of Life'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 200760
Price: 224.34 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (40 reviews)

Product ID: 200760

by Eliazar Ochoa (40)

Birds of all kinds perch on the generous branches of the Tree of Life. Surrounded by crimson blossoms, the feathered songsters join in a joyous... more

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Birds of all kinds perch on the generous branches of the Tree of Life. Surrounded by crimson blossoms, the feathered songsters join in a joyous celebration of nature. Working on a traditional Andean handloom, master weaver Eliazar Ochoa transforms virgin wool into a splendid wall hanging.

Titled "Arbol de vida" in Spanish.

0.93 kgs
2.1 lbs

61 cm W x 160 cm H
24" W x 63" H

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100% wool, cotton warp
Display rod not included
Dry clean only
Intended as wall decor
Marked with artist's initials or trademark
Made in Peru
Certified and shipped by our office in Peru
Product ID: 200760

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Eliazar Ochoa

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Ayacucho wool tapestries

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Forest

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Mar 04, 2022

“Cheering, beautiful tapestry!”

A lovely, bright and cheering tapestry, charmingly designed and beautifully crafted. I am delighted! :) Im an artist by profession, too, and this piece will be a pleasure and an inspiration. Thank you!

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Judy

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Aug 19, 2024

“Focal point in the room”

Beautiful, well made

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EDGUBI

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Dec 07, 2023

“The cats are creepy, but I love it regardless!”

Eliazar Ochoa is one of half a dozen Peruvian artisans whose page I try to check every month or so for new work; I had a rug and another tapestry by him already. I love depictions of animals. especially when they are animals you dont commonly see depicted as with llamas and rheas, two distinctly South American animals (my other tapestry from him is all condors). And while purple is my favorite color, I do like orange as well, and I saw there was a bit of purple in this. This tapestry currently occupies pride of place, on the door to my office. Which means that at close range, Ive realized the faces of the cats are kind of creepy. But Im not really sure how you could do better on a loom, and I have also seen much worse cat faces! As I look at them more, I think I definitely prefer : | to a badly done : 3 (the most popular simplified cat face), and it makes a lot more sense on a loom as well!

rheas llamas

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Eliazar Ochoa Ayacucho wool tapestries

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"I love working in different colors and I find inspiration in the land of my birth — its history and the stories of my ancestors. I especially love preserving our traditions and techniques.

"I was born in September of 1972 in Ayacucho. I consider myself a hardworking man in love with Peruvian art. "Ayacucho is a privileged... read more