The Garden Of Delight wall hanging or tapestry, known as Jardin des Delices, is a tapestry that is based on the work of painter Joseph Fuchs.
This panoramic work, originally called Eden, was painted in 1861.
Later it became a popular wallpaper design to furnish homes.
The lushness of the composition with its tropical fauna and foliage, emerging red flowers and the misty mountains beyond engenders a sense of fantasy as well as beauty:

Garden Of Delight Wall Hanging

This combination of newly discovered plants from the Orient and an evocative landscape created a work that was the emergence of a mini trend in decor.
It was not just a study of new botanical delights to hit Europe, it was also about pure fantasy and escape that such a scene offers.
In a lounge or other setting, you will feel as if you are peering across a dimensional opening into another world.
Another tapestry in the same theme is Paysage Exotique, or Exotic Landscape by Eugene Ehrmann (1804-1896) and Georges Zipelius (1808-1890) also based on an original wallpaper panoramic.

Paysage Exotique

Again, we see the detail in the luscious foliage in the exotic palms and flowers in a misty backdrop of a tropical lake, beckoning us to enter the scene.
Especially with a large tapestry, the effect is that we feel as if the scene depicted is right there.
Like an illusion that we have been transported in time and place right into the scene.
Here is a detail from the entire panoramic:

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A tropical landscape tapestry can transform a room in a most unique way.
Use them as large tapestries to make a big impact, to have you experience a new place and time just by standing in front of it.
From across the room, it looks like a huge window into the scene.
So go for it and add this unique beauty into your room or home.
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