Oriental Wall Tapestry Hanging Early 19th Century Rosettes And Arabesques, Metallic Threads

This wall hanging features a richly ornate design inspired by Oriental and Persian art. It is crafted from silk enhanced with metallic threads, giving it a subtle sheen and refined texture.
Detailed Description: • Central Motif: The wall hanging is organized around large, symmetrical rosettes with detailed floral motifs, surrounded by intricate arabesques and interlacing. •
Color Palette: It is composed primarily of gold and beige tones, brushed with touches of red, navy blue and black, which add depth and contrast to the designs.
• Border: A frame decorated with floral motifs and geometric figures, characteristic of oriental rugs and textiles, surrounds the main composition. •

Materials: The use of metallic threads gives a shimmering effect, particularly visible under light, highlighting the details of the design.

• Style: This piece is reminiscent of Ottoman or Persian silks, often used for wall decoration or as precious hangings in luxurious interiors. This is a refined piece, both decorative and imbued with traditional craftsmanship.
This wall hanging features a richly ornate pattern, inspired by oriental and Persian art.
It is made of silk and metallic threads, which gives it a subtle shine. Its style and the use of metallic threads evoke Ottoman or Persian influences, particularly prized between the 17th and 19th centuries for prestigious textiles.
This antique piece belongs to the early 19th century, when silks embroidered with metallic threads were highly prized for the decoration of palaces and aristocratic residences in the Orient and Europe.

Dimensions :  130 cm x 121 cm