foyer tapestries

A feline character appears among the glyphs and structures that Teofilo Choquecahua creates for the design of this tapestry. Proud admirer of Peru's past, Choquecahua's composition is clearly influenced by Inca art. He colors alpaca wool yarn with natural and industrial dyes to obtain an intense palette of yellow, blue, red, green, and white hues. Choquecahua weaves the tapestry on a traditional pedal loom with a cotton warp in the legendary Ayacucho style.

Title "Felinos" in Spanish.

Tossing their manes and prancing, three white horses join a cheerful elephant. Alaya Cholprasertsuk captures their mutual joy in a fanciful batik wall hanging design. Warm colors like love surround the animals. There is a rod pocket at the top so that the wall hanging can be displayed on a tapestry rod (not included).

As each piece is individually dyed, colors may vary slightly, making each wall hanging a unique work of art.

Using the traditional Kashmiri aari (chain stitch) embroidery technique, artisans create this stunning tapestry. Wool yarns are used on a cotton canvas base to create the idyllic scene, which depicts a flock of sky-blue birds resting in a blossoming tree against a red background. India's Amit Moza designs the beautiful tapestry, which makes an excellent addition to a hallway or foyer.

Using the traditional Kashmiri aari (chain stitch) embroidery technique, artisans create this stunning tapestry. Wool yarns are used on a cotton canvas base to create the idyllic scene, which depicts a flock of white and light blue birds resting in a blossoming tree against an alabaster background. India's Amit Moza designs the beautiful tapestry, which makes an excellent addition to a hallway or foyer. Three cotton loops at the top facilitate hanging the tapestry on a display rod (not included).