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Fruit & Floral Tapestries
Flowers and fruit still-lifes bring a beauty and vitality to any decor.
Flowers have been used in tapestries as a mille-fleur, French for "thousand flower", background composed of many flowers and leaves, as well as the main subject in a work of art.
Many artists who were famous for still-life art featuring flowers were in fact women, and their works show an abundance of bouquets of flowers created for their visual appeal and pleasure, to delight the senses.
Ruysch, a famous Dutch master painter, captured imaginations for years to come with her works of flower blooms during the 18th century in Europe.
Contemporary artists such as Bianchi, de Villeneuve and Simon Bull have created works with their masterful use of light and composition, building from and modernising the art in today's age.
Some floral tapestries are even botanical studies in themselves, a celebration of both science and beauty.
Our wide selection of fruit and floral tapestries captures the magnificence of flowers, fruits and features designs from various historical periods. Browse our extensive selection of floral wall tapestries here:
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This tapestry "A Date To Remember" shows a still life arrangement of grapes, wine and cheese by artist Loran Speck. Here we see a rich and sumptuous feast for a date in a setting that is reminiscent of a country European setting. -
A Wild Garden tapestry shows purple flowers in a green garden, the work of Fabrice De Villeneuve. Here we see a beautiful scene of a blooms accompanied by butterflies and hummingbirds flitting around. -
This tapestry "Acanthe Green Large" shows an ornate design of flowers and golden acanthus leaves. Based on the works by William Morris, we see the acanthus leaves, originally used in ancient Roman art for their decorative beauty. -
This tapestry "Acanthe Green Medium" shows a wonderful acanthus leaf design. A detail from the larger work Acanthe Green tapestry, we see the curved and detailed acanthus leaf, a favorite motif of William Morris as a decorative elements of many of his works, including Woodpecker and Summer Quince. -
This William Morris style tapestry Acanthe Marron Detail shows a glorious red acanthus leaf design. With a wonderful mille fleur background, we see in this Acantha floral tapestry the acanthus leaf in its structural beauty, used by Morris and Co in many of their nature inspired works. -
This "African Leaf" tapestry shows a modern work showing the native plants of Africa. Here we see the native leaves of Africa in an illustrative styles design that is modern yet retains the classic beauty f the illustrative style. -
This tapestry 'Almond Blossom' is based on the original painting by van Gogh. The work was one of van Gogh's best known paintings and was one of the few pieces that he produced which was dedicated to a particular person. -
This floral tapestry "Amphora Bouquet" shows a gorgeous rose arrangement in a garden amphora. This scene is idyllic as we see a glorious garden urn in white, beautifully ornate, carrying an abundance of flowers and roses. -
An Elegant Afternoon Gathering tapestry shows a still life of wine, cheese and fruit. The colors are warm and welcoming as we see a bottle of red wine among the fruit. -
Angels and Flowers tapestry shows baby like cherubs playing with blooms or flowers in a work based on the artwork from Renaissance Italy. Here we see the use of landscape fantasy background on a foreground. -
This Antique Breughel I tapestry shows the work of artist Jan Breughel (1568-1625), known as Flowers in a Vase. Here we see a gorgeous work where an abundance of flowers are seen arranged tall and beautiful in a golden vase. -
Antique Breughel II tapestry shows a beautiful floral composition, the work of Jan Breughel (1568-1625). The Flemish painter, from Brussels, resided in Naples then Rome and painted landscapes and flowers. -
April Botanical shows the flowers of April, based on the work of Robert Furber. An English botanist, Furber published his famous work called Twelve Months of Flowers in 1730, where each month of the year was depicted. -
Aristoloches tapestry shows large leaves and birds obscured based on originals from the 16th century. Aristolochia leaves were an item of decor fashion in the 16th century, and appeared in works woven in the Oudenarde region. -
This tapestry shows a charming Asian still life image, based on the work of artist Elise Remender. Her pieces are focused on the lovely situations created by still lifes and flowers, and this piece takes on an Asian or Oriental theme. -
August Botanical tapestry shows the blooms of August in a series for each month of the year. Here in this piece, we see a stunning display of August blooms which represents the flowers of spring. An array of floral shapes and colors are seen among green foliage on a vase on a slate ledge. -
Based on the work of British Born Simon Bull, this tapestry Awakening shows a poppy in sumptuous style. Here we see the poppy in all its glory, as if rising from a scene of abstract color and flowers. -
This wall tapestry "Because of You" is like a riot for the senses. It is the work of artist Simon Bull who has captured the minds and hearts of by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors who now seek his works for this very reason - the emotional impact his works has on people -
This floral tapestry "Bel Tesoro I" shows a work by artist John Douglas. With his interest of Greek and Roman elements included, we see a floral design which echoes some elements of classicism together with a modern twist. -
This modern floral tapestry "Bel Tesoro IV" is the work of artist John Douglas. Filled with classic references to Greek and Roman elements, we see the blue flower emerging, surrounded by a sea of exotic reds, earth browns and golds which is reminiscent of the art of the exotic West Indies. -
This tapestry 'Birds of Paradise' is based on the work of artist Yvette St. Amant. Her pieces makes use of bold colors and striking design, as in this piece here depicting the Birds fo Paradise flower. -
This tapestry 'Blooming Lily' is based on the work of artist Brent Heighton. Raised in British Columbia, he began his career as a commercial artist, and then became a professional artist in his own right for over 25 years. In this piece, we see an Oriental Lily in bloom, showing off his use of color and light in one of his favorite subjects. -
Rachel Ruysch was 76 years old when she painted "Blumenbild". Trained in the celebrated Dutch tradition, she painted some of the most realistic paintings of flowers ever put to canvas. Here, we see an arrangement of fresh flowers together with a bird's nest. -
This modern "Botanical" tapestry shows the work of artist Pierre Fortin. Here we see a contemporary work celebrating the natural motifs of flowers and leaves in an abstract design that has a characteristic texture over the top of the design. -
Floridly alive in tone color, this modern tapestry "Bouquet - Simon Bull" shows a bouquet of flowers. The works of Simon Bull shows his floral subjects in the borderline of realism meeting a dream state. -
Bouquet and Frames tapestry shows a display of flowers, fruit and vines in an urn on a background of art frames. Here we see grapes, peaches and raisins among a variety of flowers, inspired by the master painters of Europe. -
Bouquet Au Drape II tapestry shows a French landscape scene of flowers, urn and countryside with a red drape. This classic French scene is a floral still life as well as a verdure, and shows the beauty of flowers in a natural landscape which accentuates its beauty even more. -
Bouquet D 'Arlay I tapestry shows a bouquet of flowers and fruit in the style of 17th century floral art. Here we see flowers in full bloom and fruit such as melons and raisins. Flowers and fruit were the topic of still lifes through the centuries to bring the feeling of nature indoors.
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Bouquet de Armide tapestry shows a work from a 19th century wallpaper from around 1855. The Louis XVI style was prominent at this time, and wallpapers were inspired by nature and gardens.
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This Bouquet De Six tapestry shows the work of artist Jocelyne Anderson-Tapp. Based in British Columbia, Canada, the works of Anderson-Tapp shows floral elements in a stylized way. -
Bouquet de Verendael tapestry shows a work by Nicolaes van Verendael (1640-1691). This Flemish painter was famous for his paintings of flowers in vases. -
Jan van Huysum was well known for his fervent pursuit of perfection when it came to his floral masterpieces. He would paint flowers from all the seasons - waiting patiently for each to bloom in its turn. "Bouquet Dore" is a fine example of his artistry. -
In "Bouquet Et Architecture Horizontal" tapestry we see a balcony ledge strewn with roses and flowers. The elements of architecture in this exquisite floral arches tapestry shows the balance of architecture and nature most beautifully. -
In "Bouquet Et Architecture Vertical" tapestry we see flowers on a balcony ledge and red drape. The bouquet and architecture combine beautifully as we see the bouquet overlooking from a tall balcony scene. -
Bouquet Exotique II tapestry is based on a work by Flemish artist Jan Frans Van Dael from the 18th century. This exotic flowers, or Bouquet Exotique tapestry, shows blooms and grapes on a ledge, set in a garden with ancient columns and palm trees. -
The work of Dutch master flower painter, this floral tapestry "Bouquet Exotique with Monkey" shows a scene of flowers in an exotic setting including a monkey, by Jan Frans van Dael (1764-1840). In the 18th to 19th century the most prestigious annual art event was the 'Academie des Beaux-Arts' in Paris. -
Bouquet Flamand tapestry shows a bouquet of flowers based on the original Gobelins tapestry art from the 18th century. Full of detail and artistry, we see in this piece flowers including roses, peonies and striped tulips, a showcase of flowers in all their beauty. -
Bouquet Hibiscus Noir shows a glorious arrangement of an full bloom flowers on a ledge. We see an array of flowers including pansies, roses, forget me nots, and carnations on an urn, on a marble table ledge. -
This glorious floral tapestry "Bouquet Iris Fonce" shows a floral botanical study of flowers in full bloom. With peach, red, blue and white flowers of many species and varieties, this French floral tapestry is an example of the beautiful floral botanical studies based on works from the 18th century. -
In this Bouquet Niche tapestry we see a floral urn in a stone niche, inspired by the artworks of the 17th century in England. These works were influenced by the flower master painters from the Netherlands, and these Dutch painters as well as the English artists used flowers as their subject matter to decorate rooms and homes. -
The Bouquet of Majesty tapestry shows an elegant display of flowers on a vase. Some petals and flowers are falling onto the ledge below. -
A lovely bouquet of flowers is seen here in this French floral tapestry "Bouquet Tulipe Clair". In this piece we see flowers in reds, peaches, whites and violets including a striped tulip, accompanied by greenery and foliage with some flowers fallen onto the table below. -
This piece "Bouquet Tulipe Fonce" shows a French floral bouquet. On a brown background the blooms of roses, tulips and peonies are arranged in an urn. -
"Bouquet with grapes" is a classic still life tapestry. Here, the artist has created his own world through the arrangement of the flowers, grapes, urn and creeping vines. The colors of brown, sage, forest, plum and marigold spring forth to create a superb and rich still life. -
BreugheThe Breughel's Vase Green tapestry shows the floral work of Flemish artist Jan Breughel (1568-1625). Here we see a richly colored arrangement of flowers in a still life arrangement. -
In Bright New Day - Simon Bull tapestry we see 2 poppies and tulips as well as other flowers in a sumptuous modern floral work, true to the artistic style of Simon Bull, whos works have been renowned all over the world. -
This work is by artist Matina Theodosiou named "Burnished Eucalyptus". The work of Theodosiou is a study of flower and plants, and in this case the Australian Eucalyptus. There are over 700 species of eucalyptus, mostly in Australia, and is known for its waxy solid leaves and characteristic olive green color. -
In this modern floral tapestry "Burnished Mountain Ash" we see a work by artist Matina Theodosiou. The work of Theodosiou is often focused on flowers and floral studies, from orchids to cherry blossoms to marshy landscapes. -
In this delightful tapestry "Calla On Canteen" we see a still life scene of vases and flowers by artist Sabvatino. Full of vibrant color, this tapestry shows intricately painted vases on a wooden table filled with white lilies. -
Caroline Taupe tapestry shows a French styled portiere based on the pieces of the 17th century. Here in this work we see a central bouquet of flowers, surrounded by foliage and curved motifs resembling leaves decorating the entire piece. -
This portiere tapestry "Caroline Gold" shows a decorative design based on French 17th century portieres. This wall decor of the portiere was used as decoration to adorn walls of chateaus and homes, and here we see a gorgeous design of flowers and foliage inspired curlicues and spirals which decorates the piece beautifully. -
A floral tapestry showing a vase of roses on a warm beige background. These roses are multipetalled and include white, pink and deep mauve. -
A striking work which shows a collection of yellow flowers in a blue china vase on a deep blue background. Based on the work of Ben Schonzeit, this tapestry contrasts the yellow and the blue, as complimentary colors, to wonderful effect. -
Full of vibrant color, this unique work is the work of artist Don Li-Leger. This modern floral art "Citrus Garden" tapestry shows a scene of poppies and fruits in an abstract scene. This work is both 6 individual scenes as well as a cohesive whole. -
This floral tapestry in modern style "Come Dance with Me" shows a pair of flowers in bloom. The flowers are intertwined to suggest romance and dance. The colorful background provides a delightful backdrop to this floral scene. -
In Contemporary Poppy tapestry we see a modern artwork of red poppies on a golden yellow background. In this piece we see details of the poppy petals in as well as a panel style arrangement of shapes and floral motifs. -
The Courson tapestry shows a gorgeous bouquet of flowers in an urn in a landscape based on the work of Michele Antonio Rapous from the 18th century. Rapous (1733-1819) produced many floral paintings where he shows the glorious world of flora.
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Cupid tapestry shows a charming cupid throwing flowers and petals into a decorative scene filled with flowers. In this scene we see a drape which is overladen by a wreath of flowers in bloom all around the cherub as he goes about distributing flowers, to represent love and romance. -
This wall tapestry 'Daisy Bouquet' is based on the work of artist, Karen Lorena Parker. This piece depicts daisies in a subdued background of browns, with a gorgeous play of light on the petals which are uncannily captured in this piece by this renowned artist. -
This tapestry "Dancer" shows a work by Simon Bull, who spent his childhood in the jungles of South America, and the mountains of Southern China. He is a sought after artist from royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors, and is known for his unmistakable signature look. -
Full of dark charm, this Dark Althea tapestry shows a Hibiscus flower, also known as an Althea in a dark background. -
Here in December Botanical tapestry, the beautiful flowers of early winter are seen. The work of British botanist Robert Furber, this tapestry is part of a series of 12, based on his most famous work, Twelve Months of Flowers. -
In Delft Tiles tapestry we see the work of artist Raymond Campbell. In this work by Campbell, artist from England whose works show in the UK and in New York, we see a still life of wines, cheeses, fruits and bread. -
This brilliant tapestry "Desiree" is the work of artist Simon Bull who's claim to fame is his works rich in color which evokes emotions that are at the core of the effects of his works. His works are world renowned and are increasingly sought after by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
Bursting with glorious energy, this Desiree II - Simon Bull tapestry shows the poppy, based on the art of Simon Bull. Here in this exceptionally beautiful tapestry, the shades and colors of the poppy portrayed beautifully, with even the thickness of paint portrayed in the tapestry with shade and light. -
The double poppy is featured in this tapestry 'Double Opium Copper' with its multilobe petals in brilliant copper. This tapestry is woven with copper lurex infusion on a creamy boucle background. -
The beautiful double lobed poppy flower is featured in this modern botanical tapestry 'Double Opium Gold' . The opium flower is renowned throughout history for its culinary delights from its poppy seeds, as a source of opiods, and as a provider of wonderful floral blooms. -
This modern, botanical tapestry 'Double Opium Mariposa' is stunning in its depiction of the double lobed opium flower. This tapestry is woven in deep red chenille, on a creamy boucle background. -
This modern botanical tapestry, 'Double Opium Silver' features the double lobed flower of the opium poppy renowned for its beauty. This tapestry is woven in silver lurex on a creamy boucle background. -
This tapestry 'Double Opium Turquoise' features the double poppy, a species of opium poppy with multi lobed petals in its flower and renowned for its beauty. The tapestry is woven with turquoise boucle on a creamy boucle background. -
This Oriental tapestry "Eastern Wonder" shows an exotic still life scene by artist Yumiko Ichikawa. Here we see an orchid in bloom on a ledge with an Asian wall hanging bathed in subtle sunlight from above. -
This Elkington tapestry wall hanging shows the work of Wilms. The still life before us shows gorgeously colored and designed vases, urns and plates. -
This tapestry 'English Bouquet' is an extract of an 18th century tapestry woven in Soho. This floral work features acanthus leaves, tulips, poppies and roses. There are also acanthus motifs in the surrounding border. The bold orange and golden tones are balanced within the bouquet as well as the border, by grey and blue tones to anchor the piece. -
February Botanical tapestry shows the flowers of late winter, from Robert Furber's Twelve Months of Flowers. -
A field of irises in the wild are seen here in this tapestry. Making superb use of subtle color, this wall tapestry is a study of the texture of the delicate iris petals, its flat stalks, and the atmospheric clouds behind. -
Full of color and vibrancy, this floral, modern tapestry "Fiesta Primavera" is the work of Lola Abellan. Here in this spring festival or Fiesta Primavera, we see petals and blooms falling out of the sky in a cascade. -
This single poppy is not the Oriental poppy, with its opiate of forgetfulness, but the European field poppy. They were remarked upon as early as Napoleon's campaigns, but became a lasting symbol after World War II when they were known as "Flanders" poppies". -
In this tapestry, you see the Flanders poppy in various stages of its life: just opening on the right; in full bloom in the center; and aging quickly at the bottom left. The Flanders poppy has been the symbol of remembrance and reverence for our war dead since World War I. -
Based on the artwork of Fabrice de Villeneuve, this tapestry "Fleur Rouges" shows floating red and pale poppies. Born in Lille, France, de Villeneuve's work has been inspired form his surroundings of flora and natural beauty. -
Overflowing with color and visual delights, "Flor" is absolute floral decadence in tapestry form. From the ornate urn and silver tea service to the trees in the distance, no detail escapes the artist who originally painted this design. -
In this tapestry we see a full bouquet of flowers on an urn. The archway beyond provides a palatial setting for this arrangement of flowers. -
This Floral Arch Duo tapestry shows a gorgeous arrangement of flowers in a duo archway. The colors of the blooms are simply beautiful as the crimsons, mauves, pinks and blues combine to create an almost surreal bouquets. -
This Belgian floral tapestry "Floral Composition in Vase - Cream" shows a bouquet of flowers with an elaborate floral motif border. -
This tapestry 'Floral Composition in Vase - Dark Blue' is an exceptionally captivating work featuring an abundance of flowers overflowing onto the table below. The petals and leaves in this composition is a work of art. The intricacy in the petals and leaves and the subtle shades of tone is masterfully executed in this piece. -
This Belgian tapestry "Floral Composition in Vase - Dark Green" shows a floral still life with an ornate floral oval border. Filled with detail throughout, this piece shows the Belgian love of flowers as a subject for still life art. -
This still life tapestry of flowers "Floral Composition in Vase - Green" shows a bouquet in a green background. -
This tapestry shows a striking arrangement of flowers by Bianchi. The garland of blooms is set in front of a striking abstract background. -
Filed with sumptuous color, this tapestry "Floral Reflections II" shows a collection of flowers by Riccardo Bianchi. This tapestry shows a variety of flowers including roses, forget me nots and tulips on a strikign gold background. -
Woven in chenille, "Floralie" is a delight to behold. The deep yellow background lets the brilliant spray of flowers in the bouquet burst forth in "Floralie". Offsetting the beautiful red flowers are sprigs of green leaves that adds depth and balance to this piece. -
This tapestry "Flos Solismajor" shows a large sunflower in full bloom, Meaning literally "large sunflower", this tapestry is remarkable for its detail and impact. Based on the work of artist Ridgers, this work is a celebration of the beauty and radiance of the sunflower that has captured our attention since their discovery. -
This delightful tapestry 'Floral Basket' shows a bouquet of flowers illuminated by night. The scarlet red, deep orange, cream yellow and violet flowers are shown off with brilliant effect against the dark background. The flowers and leaves seem to come to life in this scene. -
Fleur Du Siecle, which roughly translated means Flower of the century, is a magnificent still life, filled with colorful flowers that catch the diffused light from a window. The way the light and shadows play on the flowers, basket and urn make them seem so lifelike. -
This Flowers in a Vase tapestry shows a chenille wall hanging featuring a vase with blooms. In rustic tones and traditional style, we see the still life of the bloom filled vase. -
A delicate array of flowers is seen unfolding in this tapestry "Flowers of Antiquity I" by Bianchi. Known for his masterful use of light and color, here we see an elegant arrangement of both small and large flowers including his favorite variegated color tulip in an alcove. -
In this tapestry "Flowers of Antiquity II" we see a gorgeous arrangement of flowers in an alcove by Riccardo Bianchi. The masterful composition and use of light is evident here and is a signature of the works of Bianchi. -
This tapestry "Flowers Of Grace" shows a gorgeous arrangement of flowers in full bloom by Riccardo Bianchi. Full of beautiful and cohesive use of color and form, this tapestry bears the signature hallmarks of the works fo Bianchi. -
A beautiful tapestry showing a bouquet of flowers in an alcove. This work by artist Riccardo Bianchi, shows a richly colored bouquet of a variety of flowers including yellow and pink tulips, carnations, roses, daisies in an arrangement which makes a gorgeous and most harmonious composition of colors and textures. -
This magical contemporary floral tapestry "Fragrance" by Simon Bull has an evocativeness that is so powerful that people seeing this tapestry feel they can sense the fragrance of this flower emerging from the scene. -
Frame of Flowers I tapestry shows a luscious display of cream and blue flowers near a birds nest. Inspired by the Dutch and Belgian master painters, we see a work beautifully balanced in color and composition which celebrates the beauty and bounty of nature. -
A delightful work, the "Fresco Collage" tapestry shows a panel design of nature's elements. What makes this piece so much more compelling is its use of sepia and muted colors and tones. -
A work by artist De Villeneuve, this tapestry "From The Garden" shows a vase of garden flowers in a still life setting. Known for hsi pieces which renders flowers and still lifes so beautifully and vibrantly, De Villeneuve is a master when it comes to still lifes. -
Full of vibrancy and detail, this tapestry From This Day On - Simon Bull, shows poppies and tulips in a colorful abstract work, based on the artwork of Simon Bull. Here we see a sumptuous display of flowers, specifically two poppies, among tulips in a blue and green background. -
This Fruit and Floral tapestry shows a lovely pot of flowers and folaige accompanied by paw paws and peaches. In this elegant work we see an ornae urn with an arrangement of flowers and greenery including wild English lavender, with fruits on the table with crisp white tablecloth below. -
In this tapestry 'Fruit and Flowers' we see a delicate arrangement of flowers and fruit. Rustic in style, and masterful in its composition and use of color and light, this tapestry is sheer delight. The nearby next of eggs and young bird adds life to this scene. There is a refined balance in structure and use of color in this tapestry that is very pleasing. -
This masterful tapestry "Fruit Medley" shows a sumptuous feast of fruit and flowers by Bianchi. The hallmark of Bianchi's work is his masterful use of light. Here in this piece we see the nuances of each fruit and flower delicately illuminated by the soft light. -
This tapestry "Fruit Tree (Arbe Fruitier)" shows a fruit tree in medieval style. This work is from the famous wall-hangings of the Apocalypse d Angers, produced at the end of the 14th century by Nicolas Bataille, for the Duke Louis 1st of Anjou.
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A close up of flowers in full bloom are seen in Garden Bouquet II floral tapestry. -
This botanical tapestry, Garden Celebrations, is a work celebrating the beautiful elements found in nature's garden. It is a work of contemporary artist Jennifer Hollack. She has produced many works combining the elements of nature, with leaves, flowers and buds arranged into a design such as the one seen in this tapestry here. -
A scene of flowers, shells in a landscape is seen here in "Gathered Bouquet" French floral tapestry. -
For more than 25 years Loran Speck has been regarded as one of the finest still life artists in the country, if not the world. The detail of this tapestry is simply exquisite, from the marbled texture of the Ginger Jar to the fine embroidery of the Oriental silk cloth that covers the table. -
Grand Bouquet Flamand tapestry shows a large urn of flowers in a garden scene of green trees. Filled with the beauty of nature, this piece shows the beauty of flowers as a still life, with a landscape scene as the backdrop to totally enhance the scene. -
This Grapes of Venice tapestry shows the work of artist Bianchi. The realistic style of Bianchi is seen here in this work where the arrangement of fruit on a stone table cast with a lovely light presents a beautiful scene. -
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This tapestry "Gratitude" is by UK artist Simon Bull. His works are known for their use of color and ability to draw the viewer into a world that is not quite reality and is towards a dream state. -
This Grecian Urn tapestry shows a cornucopia of fruit and flowers. Simply over brimming with the abundance of nature, this work shows color and composition beautifully laid onto the orate white Grecian style vase with handles. -
Harvest In Tuscany tapestry shows the lush floral stil life scene based on the work by artist Oreste Costa. Based on the work of Italian artist Costa (1851-1901), this scene shows a variety of grapes harvested in the Tuscan summer on a table spilling over with fruits. -
A masterpiece in itself, this modern tapestry "In Your Light" by Simon Bull hits all the right notes. Filled with a remarkably beautiful composition of flowers, this work also exudes a sophisticated color palette of blue greens, oranges and of course the peach and yellow whites of the main peony itself. -
Into Silence by Simon Bull Belgian tapestry shows the artwork of modern floral artist Simon Bull. Here we see a white lily illuminated to show yellow and golden hues, on an aqua blue and turquoise background. -
Originating from Edingen, Flanders in the 17th century, this tapestry depicts a landscape of irises and cabbage leaves. Beautifully reproduced here, "Iris greenery" is faithful to the original tapestry, which now resides in the Royal Museum for Art and History in Brussels. -
This Irises I - Van Gogh jacquard wall tapestry is based on the famous painting by Vincent Van Gogh from 1889. The original painting was completed by Van Gogh in the Saint Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Remy inspired by the time in the gardens. -
Many say Speck's work even "out masters" the Old Masters. With inspirations like Rembrandt, Caravaggio and Rubens, it's easy to see why California born artist Loran Speck's works, such as "Italian Feast", are so spectacular. -
In this tapestry, Italian Still Life, we see the work of contemporary artist Felisky. The theme of Italian is captured by the use of Mediterranean ingredients in the composition such as garlic, figs, grapes, onions, cheese and olive oil. -
In "Ivy column", we see a garden in summer's full bloom. In the background, a charming country house, bathed in sunlight. A pond welcomes us in the foreground, filled with lily pads and flowers in bloom. And just beyond them, the true subject of this work of art, an ivy covered column. -
Jan Davids De Heem tapestry shows a floral arrangement based on the painting by Jan Davidszoon de Heem (1606 - 1684). Also known as Johannes van Antwerpen, his works were considered some of the greatest still lifes in the Netherlands in the style of Flemish Baroque painting. -
The first of the series, January Botanical tapestry shows the famous work of Robert Furber's Twelve Months of Flowers. -
This tapestry 'Jardin Beusmesnil' is inspired by the art from the Italian Renaissance. The splendour of this time is seen in the bountiful garlands of fruit and flowers, floral compositions and a vase decorated in jewels. The rich golden colors in the piece is reflected in both the background as well as effect of light on the columns and the sky and clouds in the distance.
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This elegant tapestry shows a vase of flowers in full bloom. Tapestries featuring flowers as still life has been used to bring the beauty of the outdoors to the inside, and this tapestry "Jolly Bouquet" is a prime example. -
This tapestry "Jugs on Ledge" is based on the work of artist Loran Speck. His works are inspired from the great masters of Rembrandt and Rubens and in this piece, we see a still life of jugs and grapes resting on a ledge. His use of light as in all his works, is masterful. -
July Botanical shows the beautiful floral work by Robert Furber, a British botanist. A member of the English Society of Gardeners in 1724 to help each other name newly discovered species of flowers, his works focused on beautiful and accurate depictions of flowers. -
June Botanical tapestry shows a work based on the work of Robert Furber. An English horticulturist, he produced art work based on each month of the year. -
This tapestry "Just The Way You Are" shows the distinct and hallmark features of the work of Simon Bull. His works have been acclaimed by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
This modern floral "Karma" tapestry, shows the work of artist Li-Leger. His works are called Asian fusion and makes use of floral elements with blocks of bold color. Here we see white floral blooms on red, yellow and green backgrounds. -
Based on classical style, the La Terrase tapestry shows an urn filled with red flowers, accompanied by a red drape. -
Late Afternoon Irises tapestry shows a scene of a table of irises and fruit, on the seaside. -
Le Jardin Botanique tapestry shows a gorgeous lily botanical study in French style. This modern tapestry in floral theme, shows both scientific accuracy in its botanical study of the lily's blooms and leaves, as well as a French style background of peach, olive and earth orange tones. -
This "Le Jardin Botanique - Lily" tapestry shows the work of French artist Fabrice de Villeneuve. His works are remarkable in their ability to evoke romanticism and elegance. Here we see an Oriental lily in bloom, along with buds behind, with its characteristic curved leaves, reflecting the light so beautifully. -
Le Jardin De Tal tapestry is based on the award winning artist Tal Waldman in the Jules Pansu Ville the Paris in 2009. In this remarkable work we see a glorious and modern array of flowers with extraordinary color, texture and composition to create a piece named The Garden of Creation.
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This lovely tapestry celebrates all that is good with lemons. It pictures a whole and halved lemon, portrayed above the orchards in the Mediterranean from whence they came. -
Les Pavots which means Poppies is portrayed here in this tapestry with great detail. The subtlety of the shadings in the petals of the red poppies are brilliantly captured. -
One of the most ancient and respected symbols in culture, the lotus plant is the symbol of spirituality in Oriental cultures, and of creation and rebirth in Egyptian mythology. "Lotus" appeals to all, with its beautiful representation of this magnificent symbol and work of nature. -
This "Love Letters" tapestry shows the work of artist Liz Jardine. Filled with joyful earth orange tones, this modern tapestry celebrates the beauty of lilies to create a vibrant feel in any room. -
This tapestry "Lydia" is a work by artist Simon Bull known for his works which feature gorgeous closeups of flowers, and is now sought after by art lovers throughout the world. Collected by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors, his works reflect his love of flowers as well as the use of color to create an emotional effect. -
This Oriental tapestry "Magnolia Crimson" is based on the work of artist Igor Levashov. Here we see a luscious representation of the famed magnolia flower which was named after Pierre Magnol, a French botanist in the late 17th century. -
Magnolia Montage tapestry shows a beautiful modern work celebrating the beauty of the magnolia flower. Considered one of the most ancient plant and flower in the work, the Magnolia was named after the French botanist who studied it, Pierre Magnol. -
Mandolin tapestry shows a floral still life scene of flowers and mandolin in the countryside. This French tapestry shows the beauty of music and flowers though the mandolin among platters and flowers set near an ancient stone ledge in the natural countryside. -
March Botanical tapestry shows a beautiful work from Robert Furber's Twelve Months of Flowers from 1730. -
May Botanical tapestry shows the flowers in bloom in May, from the work by English botanist Robert Furber. -
This Medieval Oak Tree tapestry shows a medieval mille fleur work with an oak tree and a lamb. -
Medieval Orange Tree tapestry shows a delightful scene of a blossoming orange tree with rabbits playing closeby. -
This floral tapestry Mobach, shows a bouquet of flowers in a copper vase, based on the work by Daniel Ost. Belgian based artist Ost, born 1955, specialises in art of flowers and landscapes with trees. His works have been commissioned by royal families, multinational organizations and even UNICEF. -
This "Modern Art" tapestry shows a contemporary floral work. The flowers are bursting forth from the scene in both abstract impressionistic style as well as the more illustrative style above them. -
This floral still life tapestry Monkey In Still Life II shows a cheeky monkey among lush fruits and display of flowers. Here we see an idyllic collection of flowers in full bloom in the garden perched on a stone ledge. -
This Morning Song - Simon Bull tapestry shows a gorgeous white magnolia, based on the work of renowned artist Simon Bull. In this sumptuous work, we see the white flower in a morning light with colors of blue, pinks and purples variegating the white petals of the magnolia. -
This Natural Oak tapestry shows the oak tree as the centre of attention. A subtle beige patterned background decorates the piece. -
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This stunning tapestry 'Nature's Bounty I' is based on the work of contemporary artist Judith Levin. In this tapestry, we see a gorgeous row of plums displayed for its simple beauty and presence. -
This contemporary tapestry 'Nature's Bounty II' is based on the original works of Judith Levin. In this work, we see a row of golden pears and apples on display for their sheer simplicity and beauty. -
The flowers of November are seen in November Botanical tapestry, based on the originals of Robert Furber. From the late autumn month of November, this work is from Twelve Months of Flowers, a work from 1730 which in exquisite detail, shows 30 species of flowers per month, for every month and therefore season of the year. -
A gorgeous tapestry showing a blooming narcissus by the ocean seaside. From a painting of Fabrice de Villeneuve, this tapestry reflects the love affair that this artist has with flowers, still life and the ocean. -
October Botanical tapestry shows the lavish flowers of mid autumn, from the work of British botanist Robert Furber. -
This Belgian floral tapestry "Olde World Birds Of Paradise" shows flowers and an exotic bird. This decorative piece shows the beauty of classic styled Belgian floral decorative works. -
Orangerie tapestry shows a trio of orange miniature trees on a kitchen ledge. This Belgian tapestry is full of charm, with a gorgeous balance of color and composition showing rustic plates, green brown wood panelling and teacups. -
Orchids In The Window tapestry shows a gorgeous pot of orchids in a bedside window. The play of light and color in this piece is simply wonderful as we see the pot of orchids with white flowers, and rich green leaves, against the elegant and subdued, beige tones. -
This Oriental tapestry depicts the "Oriental Bamboo" spiraling up towards heaven. The bamboo is a symbol of longevity in Chinese culture and has a place in many parts of Asian culture. -
This tapestry, Oriental Still Life With Lilies, we see the work of contemporary artist Loran Speck. The work of Speck is renowned for its realism and superb use of color and composition. Here we see Oriental jugs, vases and bowls, with Oriental lilies and fruit. -
This floral tapestry "Ornamental Floral" shows a floral bouquet in a garden urn, with a bag pipe. This "Bouquet Cornemuse" tapestry or bagpipe bouquet shows the beauty of nature and music in a piece which shows the lovely arrangement of flowers in full bloom in an ornate white garden urn, on an elaborate pedestal, set in the garden. -
This "Paperwhites" tapestry shows the work of artist Mindeli. Here we see the white blooms on a beige background with its green leaves rising upwards. -
With country style charm, this Pear tapestry shows a pair of pears on a branch in the center of attention. A couple of pear flowers and a piece of pear fruit also accompany the work. In rustic tones. -
The pansy or "pensee" got its name because it looked a bit like a human face. And during the month of August, it looks as if it's in deep thought. In this piece, the ornate vase holds a colorful array of a careful arrangement of flowers, which are very pleasing to the eye. -
In "Pensee II", a lovely cluster of flowers bursting forth. The arrangement, the composition and beautiful use of color combine to create a stunning work of art. Below are succulently ripe fruits that compliments the colors of the flowers wonderfully. -
Petit Bouquet tapestry shows a bouquet of flowers with ribbon, surrounded by a golden border. In this piece, reminiscent of French art of decorative wall hangings showing flowers in a central medallion design, we see a gold surrounds with gold embossed floral motifs. -
This floral tapestry Pigeon shows an elaborate arrangement of flowers in nature with white pigeons. In this scene we see an array of flowers including tulips and peonies in full bloom in a vase, propped on a stone pedestal in the outdoor garden beside a tree. -
Pink Peonies tapestry shows gorgeous pink peonies in full bloom. Here we see the peonies in their natural green surrounds. -
The "Poet's Garden" tapestry is the work of artist Don Li-Leger. An artist in Vancouver, Canada, Li-Leger's work has been described as Asian and modern fusion. -
Poetic Poppies is one of the many works created by Jennie Tomao-Bragg, a New York born artist who's been painting for more than 30 years. Poetic Poppies shows her mastery of still life. The poppies are so real you'd swear that you should water them from time to time. -
This Poppy Bouquet tapestry is based on the original painting by Bob Pejman. Here we see an impressive arrangement of poppies in full bloom in a style that is all his own. Pejman, born 1963 has produced works showing cityscapes and landscapes and flowers and still lifes. -
In this tapestry 'Poppy Tango' we see a row of poppy flowers based on the work of artist Robert Mertens. Sensual and dynamic, this series of poppies add life and color to any room or home. -
Present for Lindsay tapestry shows a vase of flowers and a wrapped floral cloth present. In this scene of peaches, greens, and golds, we see a gorgous collection of rose peonies in peach colors, with a present with wrapping paper on the table. -
A companion piece to "Prestige With Bird" this tapestry shows the tropical forest illuminated in morning light. The single rubber tree reaches to the sky above the canopy of trees in the forest. The misty light shines translucently through its thin, willowy leaves. -
"Prestige With Bird" is simple yet very elegant. It depicts a tropical bird in repose on a branch in a misty forest setting. The simplicity speaks volumes and lets the imagination run wild, filling in what is not seen and what is left unsaid. -
This tapestry 'Quatre Saisons' is based on the work of French artist Fabrice De Villeneuve. The work of this contemporary artist is often said to remind us of the romanticism of Paris. In this piece, we see an orchid on a background of four colors. -
Ever wanted to have a beautiful illustration of a lemon in your home? If you did, then this tapestry based on the work of by Pierre-Joseph Redoute will fulfil this role. This tapestry 'Redoute Lemon' shows a branch of the lemon tree with 2 lemons to illustrate the fruit and the leaves. -
This tapestry 'Redoute Rose' is based on a work by Parisian artist Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840). His love for roses was not only from the point of view as an artist and illustrator. He was a also a botanist, and this shows in his meticulous attention to detail and precision. In this piece here we see a single rose with multiple small rounded leaves reminiscent of the features of the French Rose or Rosa Gallica. -
This tapestry 'Redoute Tulip' depicts a single tulip and is based on a work by French artist and illustrator Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840). Here we see the intricate detail of the tulip plant including its variegated petals just unfolding to the robust leaves at the base. -
Reflections tapestry shows a white vase filled with flowers in full bloom and fruit in full ripeness. Here we see a scene that is inspired by 17th century floral works of the Belgian and Dutch masters where fruit was a subject by which artists would show both their skill of artistic rendition and the beauty of nature. -
Filled with intense passion, this tapestry portrays a setting of Oriental lillies, roses and daisies in a copper urn. From the work of artist Mock, this tapestry takes the idea floral collection in a vase from the times of ancient Greece and transforms it into a contemporary piece. -
This tapestry shows a vase of peach roses, deep red roses and yellow tulips. It is a piece based on the work of contemporary artist Mock. -
If you're looking for a piece of Renoir to hang in your home, then this tapestry 'Renoir Spring Bouquet' can fulfil this this role. `Why shouldn't art be pretty?' said Renoir, and this tapestry based on a painting of Renoir is no exception. Here we see his work depicting a vase of floral species. The vase is equally floral and ornate and its shades of blues complement the white and blue blooms in the bouquet and the blues in the background. -
This tapestry "Rose Rouge" shows a glorious red rose in full bloom. Here we see the rose flower in bloom with its subtle gradations of color and textures. -
Royal Garden tapestry shows a wonderful scene of flowers in a grand garden setting, inspired by panoramic wall art by the artist Edourand Muller in 19th century. This French floral tapestry shows a beautiful arrangement of flowers in a hanging urn, decorated throughout the scene with flowers and foliage, over an arched trellis.
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This "Saint Gaudens" tapestry shows the work of artist Holly Alderman. The works of Alderman gives classicism a modern twist. Here, we see a beautiful garden of red and purple flowers superimposed with an image of a Roman or Greek sculpture. -
In this tapestry, we seen an illustration of leaves and flowers, worked up from the initial sketches to a color filled section in the centre. This piece 'Saules Bois' shows a floral motif which makes use of overlapping sections which can be repeated to form a work suitable for a tapestry or wallpaper.
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This modern work "Seasons" shows the work of artist Kimberly Baker. Her works are poetic and reflects both the traditions of illustration as well as modern interpretation. Here we see daffodils in bloom in a setting of color and texture blocks. -
September Botanical tapestry shows an illustration of the blooms of September based on the work by Robert Furber (1674-1756). This vase of bountiful blooms is based on a traditional illustration set showing the flowers of each month of the year created by Furber. -
Setting with Roses tapestry shows a setting of roses in a blue vase with branches strewn on the table below. The style is rustic yet classic and is inspired by the Baroque and romantic Dutch master painters who used flowers to celebrate the beauty of nature and the art of bringing in a sense of nature into indoor life. -
This floral contemporary tapestry "Smallest Of Dreams" is by artist Simon Bull who is now regarded as one of the most sought after artists, with his works collected by royalty, presidents, celebrities, and museums as well as private collectors. -
In this tapestry "Spellbound" we see a work by UK artist Simon Bull. The works of Simon Bull are known for his portrayal of a dreamlike state that affects our emotions. -
Spring Bouquet Still Life tapestry shows a gorgeous arrangement of flowers on a vase and bowl in a setting with a beautiful play of light. In this piece there is a masterful play of hardness and softness in the image, almost in a dreamlike fashion, to show the textures of the flowers and the leaves in a most original and wonderful way. -
Displaying and showcasing all the beauty of the flowers in a still life setting with gorgeous tones and hues, this floral tapestry "Spring Garden in Blue" has a sense of movement and radiance as the red tulips reach upward as does the other blooms, in an almost impressionistic background that seems to dance in the light. -
This medieval tapestry "Storm (Orage)" shows a work based on the famous wall-hangings of the Apocalypse d Angers, woven at the end of the 14th century by Nicolas Bataille.
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Ever wanted a famous Dutch painter's work to hang in your home? If so, then this tapestry 'Summer Flowers' may fulfil this role. This work is taken from the work of Jan Davidsz de Heem (1606-1684) a master Dutch painter who loved the subject of flowers. In this piece, we see a variety of blooms with their petals unfurling in a variety of reds, pinks, crimsons and surrounded by a wallpapered room. -
In "Summer flowers", we see a spray of beautiful fresh flowers, bathed in the bright morning sunlight. The colors are so well balanced, yet so vibrant, all that's missing is the fragrant scents from the blossoms. -
This floral tapestry "Summer of Peace" shows a vase of roses and tulips in full bloom, by Riccardo Bianchi. In this piece, the delicate blooms of each type of flower is portrayed in detail and is a hallmark of the works of Bianchi. -
The work of artist Loran Speck, this tapestry "Sunflower with Persian Rug" shows a still life scene of sumptuous sunflowers. The use of light is masterful in this piece by Speck and shows the shape of the petals of the sunflower beautifully in a rich golden light. -
A rich feast of wine and fruit is seen here in this still life tapestry "Tavola DeCapris" by Fran DiGaicomo. The setting is accompanied by a gorgeous urn of flowering branches, set on a ledge win a setting which is typical of those seen in Mediterranean villages. -
This superb floral tapestry "Terracotta Floral Bouquet" shows the work of the Dutch painter Jan van Huysum (1682-1749). This artist, known as the "phoenix of all flower painters" by his colleagues reflects the respect that his contemporaries had on his revelations in floral art painting. -
The Dutch fascination with flowers, particularly exotic flowers, is legendary. So is the work of Jan van Huysum, including "Terracotta Floral Bouquet - Black" features flowers from all the seasons: roses, hyacinths, tulips - all painted directly from real flowers. -
The Terracotta Floral Bouquet tapestry from Belgium is based on the art of Jan van Huysum from 1740. In this masterful work we see an incredible display of flowers including peonies, roses and liliums of an extraordinary array of colors which blend to create an impressive visual feast. -
With its picture in a picture design, "The Jay" is based on an inlaid panel of a cabinet that resides in Buckingham Palace. It depicts a jay stealing fruit from the arrangement in a flower vase. The flora bursts from the bowl, loaded with berries. -
This wall tapestry "The Journey Never Ends" by Simon Bull shows the hallmark feature of his works, a dreamlike use of colors that instantly engages the senses in sensual way. -
Featuring the flora and fauna that is the bounty of Mother Nature, "The Nest" is a celebration of the harvest as well as renewal of spring. Above, two birds feather their nest, which is filled with eggs. The tree not only offers them protection, but a source for nesting materials as well. -
This floral tapestry shows a work from "The Temple of Flora", a master collection of botanical paintings by artist Robert John Thornton, originally published in 1812. Filled with botanical detail, this work combines the precise science of the study of flowers with the art of a master painter. -
Theatrical Bouquet tapestry shows an extravagant scene of flowers in an urn, with a dramatic red drape surrounding. Based on the floral botanical studies of the 18th century, which showed the beauty of flowers in a vast array of ways, we see a gorgeous work here of the floral still life. -
This tapestry 'Timeless Grace' is based on the work of artist Charles Britt. In this piece, the magnificent magnolia is captured in all its beauty in warm yellow and sepia tones. -
This tapestry 'Timeless Grace IV' is based on the work of artist Charles Britt. The magnolia bloom is captured here in gorgeous yellow and sepia tones. Britt's piece's feature a variety of flowers depicted with full realism for full impact. -
A delightful work showing a little topiary potted garden. In French style, this tapestry shows a little arragement from the "House of Flowers". -
This tapestry shows a striking scene of fragrant tropical flowers. Based on the work of artist Willaim Templeton, this work shows the luscious and richly colored tropical flowers in a stylised vase. The magnificent use of color in this piece suits the subject matter perfectly. -
This modern contemporary tapestry "Tulip Montage" shows an abstract work celebrating the beauty of tulips. This is from the artwork of Julie Greenwood. -
Modern in composition, yet hinting at French tradition, this modern floral tapestry "Tulip Rosee" is the work of the delightfully elegant artist De Villeneuve. Here we see the celebration of the tulip with a beautiful pink tulip representing love, with its delightfully lime green stem that is echoed through the variegated petals. -
A lovely scene of tulips are seen through the window, in this tapestry after the work of still life artist, Thompson. The use of subtle color makes the appearance of these tulip petals almost irresistable and fel more delicate than they really are. -
Tuscany Floral tapestry shows a beautiful countryside scene with a table of flowers in the foreground. -
Two Poppies - Simon Bull is a tapestry based on the exquisite floral works of Simon Bull. Here we see 2 Poppies in their rich shades of red, in a colorful background, so typical of the works of internationally renowned artist Simon Bull, whos works have been acclaimed widely for their evocative effects. -
Drawing his inspiration from the still lifes of the Renaissance, California born artist Loran Speck's Urns with pomegranates stands up well to the works of the Dutch Masters. -
Inspired by the work of still life specialist J.B. Monoyer, "Vase and raisins" is an ornate still life built around an elaborate urn. The original was woven in Beauvais in the mid 19th century, though the original painting dates back to the 17th century. -
The work of contemporary artist Riccardo Bianchi, "Vintage Still Life" looks as if it was painted hundreds of years ago. The subject matter is still life in the best Florentine traditions, as is the technique. -
Full of bold modernism, this "Whispering Flowers" tapestry shows the work of artist J C Penney. Here we see a work filled with light and delight, as we see white flowers whispering to each other. -
The Wild Birds and Flowers tapestry shows a wonderful scene of flowers in the field with wild birds among the branches and on the ground. The crimson background, deep and rich provides an incredible backdrop to the scene.
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