The Falconing Expedition Silkscreen Tapestry

Originally woven in the Loire Valley in the early 16th Century, when falconing was very popular among the aristocracy.This beautiful tapestry is Silkscreened (also known as serigraphed) onto an irregularly woven fabric made from wool, cotton or linen. Considerable labour is ...Originally woven in the Loire Valley in the early 16th Century, when falconing was very popular among the aristocracy.This beautiful tapestry is Silkscreened (also known as serigraphed) onto an irregularly woven fabric made from wool, cotton or linen. Considerable labour is required with this process including hand-painting to finish the details.

Silk screen tapestries appear antiqued and aged giving them the look and feel of tapestries that hang in museums today. This tapestry is fully lined incorporating a sleeve along the top for hanging with a Hines hanging rod.