Textiles & Tapestries Decor

Decorative textiles and tapestries are traditionally handmade art. These woven fabrics are a horizontal weave in which all deviations are hidden in the finished product, in contrast to many fabrics and visible textures. The texture of the weave carpet is usually a non-breakable disc. It is a clear fabric that creates a design by processing the various colors of the twisted thread on the twisted part. However, between the 18th and 19th centuries the tapestry's industrial significance was limited to only heavy, patterned, or wood-based fabrics, often made for hangers and cushions.

Many Western mattresses, were used as a kind of practical decoration for large construction sites, but by the 18th century, mattresses were often wrapped in furniture. The carpet was soft and difficult to make, so they generally stood vertically on the wall (or tent in some cases) every month, or in some cases horizontal furniture such as tables and beds. You could even say, they are designed to hang. Sometimes they make smaller pieces, which tend to be longer and thinner, and then use them as layers of other fabrics.

Although European decorative fabrics are often found on only one side and usually have a liner on the back, there are other Chinese-like traditions that make decorative carpets visible on both sides. Similarly, many woven balls use natural horizontal fibers such as linen, cotton, and wool, and the knitting yarn is of cotton or wool.

As an art collector, you can find vintage textiles, antique tapestries, and more for sale throughout our auctions. You can find varieties from Persian Qajar Wood Block Fabric Panel decorated with figures and animals with floral design borders to Ikat Textile Mounted on Frame. Find your preference now and be a collector of one of these gems for sale at auctions.