The original 18th century panel was made using the crewel embroidery technique on linen to illustrate a design of organic flowing branches running the length of the piece, decorated with large ornate leaves that are surrounded by smaller floral and leaf motifs. Crewel embroidery is often associated with England in the 17th/18th centuries and much like this piece, motifs frequently used in the period included coiling stems and detached flower designs. These embroideries were worked in wool and were used in the home to brighten the surroundings.
Premium-quality fine art, giclée paper (200gsm)
Frame and matting isn't included. Print ONLY
Shipped in a damage-proof artwork tube
The artwork is a high-quality art print of an original antique textile, produced by scanning unique, fine art textiles from a range of periods and origins at an ultra-high resolution in order to capture every detail of the one-of-a-kind pieces.
You'll receive your print on either fine art paper or cotton canvas. Both of which work perfectly to capture the fine details and subtle colours of large, full-colour images. Resulting in stunning works of art that truly encapsulate the charm of the original piece.
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