What is Tapestry Fabric
- Tapestry is a finely woven cloth with several colours used to form a design or pattern, frequently made by hand,
- This is made by weaving coloured threads together in a pattern that is built up over time; the weave is frequently reversible.
- In this kind of weave, the weft passes over two or more warps, then under one or more of them, always changing the underpassage one to the right or left, creating a diagonal ribbing.
History of Tapestry Fabric
- From the later half of the 14th century to the conclusion of the 18th century, Europe saw its greatest tapestry making era.
- During that era, it was used for decorating castles and churches.
- Presently, tapestry is used as cushion cover, table cloth and other decorative items.
- In ancient Egypt, it was produced from linen fabric but now wool fabric is also used in manufacturing.
What Makes it Stand Out
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Weft face |
Weft yarn only gets visible once weave. |
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Color weft |
It is known for its colorful presentation. |
Application And Usage
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Accessories |
Tunics, purse, and clothing decoration etc. |
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Table cover, cushion case and furniture cover etc. |
Care Instruction
- Use only soft wash or hand wash to clean the tapestry fabricated items,
- Do not use any kind of rub and brush to clean the surface,
- Never use a dryer to clean the material, instead keep them hanging.
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