Jagaloon Underwood Belgian Wall Tapestry SIZE:26"W x 66"H stylized forms of traditional East

stylized forms of traditional East Asian art

This map of the world was created by the Flemish map engraver Jan Baptist Vrients in 1596

Taking its inspiration from Les Maisons Royales series

white and red combine to create a simple yet intriguing stand of trees

A nineteenth century romantic scene from a tapestry in a private collection of the Chateau d'Enghien

Jagaloon Underwood Belgian Wall Tapestry SIZE:26"W x 66"H stylized forms of traditional EastThis is a brand new tapestry reproduction. The original tapestry was part of the Jagaloon tapestries, also called the Jagiellonian tapestries, which consisted of 365 tapestries assembled by the Jagiellons to decorate the interiors of the royal Wawel Castle in Krakw, Poland. The collection is also collectively known as the Wawel Arrasses. They were commissioned by the King of Poland and were woven in the Netherlands and Flanders in the mid 16th century.