Windsor Richmond

c.1790. Originally a seventeenth century silk tapestry which would have been used as a bed hanging, wild birds perch on vines blooming with flowers to  gaze at sun-ripened bunches of gorgeous grapes. Woven beautifully in wool silk in a golden palette enriched with zinc, bronze and silver on an ivory ground , this tapestry delights the senses. 

Specifications

Composition	32% Wool 27% Cotton 25% Viscose
Roll Width	136 cm / 53.5 in
Pattern Match Width	124 cm / 48.8 in
Repeat	61 cm / 24 in