Kashmiri crewel work wall hanging
Crewel work is a form of embroidery using wool embroidery. Crewel work has existed for centuries, but an early well known example is the Bayeux tapestry.
It is believed the craft made its way to Kashmir via the Silk Road bringing Jacobians floral designs and motifs such as the tree of life which is part of many religions and civilisations around the world.
The wall hanging below shows a hunt between men on their horses and wild animals such as lions and deer.
90x59cm
Crewel work is a form of embroidery using wool embroidery. Crewel work has existed for centuries, but an early well known example is the Bayeux tapestry.
It is believed the craft made its way to Kashmir via the Silk Road bringing Jacobians floral designs and motifs such as the tree of life which is part of many religions and civilisations around the world.
The wall hanging below shows a hunt between men on their horses and wild animals such as lions and deer.
90x59cm
Crewel work is a form of embroidery using wool embroidery. Crewel work has existed for centuries, but an early well known example is the Bayeux tapestry.
It is believed the craft made its way to Kashmir via the Silk Road bringing Jacobians floral designs and motifs such as the tree of life which is part of many religions and civilisations around the world.
The wall hanging below shows a hunt between men on their horses and wild animals such as lions and deer.
90x59cm