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Looking for an Asian style wall tapestry? Here you can find pieces that will add an Asian or exotic touch and feel to your room or home.
These Asian tapestries are available in a range of exotic subjects.
The woven arts in the Orient began thousands of years ago with silk tapestries from the Qing dynasty, and spread through the culture of China and then through Europe via the Silk Road from the 5th to 12th centuries.
European tapestries especially the French, then added Asian themes in their compositions, as the artists were fascinated by exotic discoveries they made through travel, in a fascinating fusion of east and west.
Asian wall hangings add an exotic subject theme as well as the warmth of tapestries to your favorite room in a Chinese, Japanese and other oriental themes. Themes include the Harvest of Pineapples, van Gogh Almond Blossoms, the Great Wave of Kanagawa, the dreamy tropical forest landscapes and modern art works of Li Leger such as Spring Chorus.
If you are looking for wonderful Asian wall tapestries full of color and interest, then see our collection here:
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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 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. -
The Oriental orchid is seen here in this Asian tapestry "Bamboo and Orchids I" by contemporary artist McColl. Here we see a study of the orchid whcih in Oriental culture symbolises love and beauty. -
Like his companion piece "Bamboo and Orchids I" we see in this Oriental tapestry is an abstract scene of orchids and bamboo. These two elements of Asian culture are seen here in the one piece and represents love and beauty, and strength and endurance respectively. -
This modern Oriental tapestry "Bamboo Division" is based on the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. His works have been called "Asian fusion" and here we see the Oriental bamboo plant and red poppies in an abstract scene. -
Blue Breeze tapestry shows a gorgeous contemporary botanical bamboo work by Li-Leger. Here in this tapestry we see a beautiful blue theme where bamboo and blossoms decorate the abstract scene. -
This Oriental tapestry "Buddhaessence" portrays a modern and abstract depiction of the Buddha. In this tapestry we see the face of Buddha emerging like 3 dimensional objects from the elaborate design which are a stylised version of mandalas. -
Designed in a traditional Oriental style that was extremely popular in Europe between the 17th and 19th centuries, "Cheval Drape" is filled with fantasy. A shepherd, horse and camel are by a stream, overflowing with colorful fish. -
This decorative Chinoiseries II tapestry shows a portiere style scene of oriental pagoda, trees and birds. It is based on the originals created in the 1750's by Jean Pilement, for the Harolle castle in Lorraine, France. -
This Oriental tapestry "Damask Blossom" shows an abstract blossom tree, the work of contemporary artist Laurel Lehman. Her works are inspired by flowers and oriental art, and in this tapestry, we see the delicate and beautiful cherry blossom tree in bloom, with an abstract background of blocks of color and subtle floral motifs. -
This tapestry, like its companion work "Spring Chorus Tapestry" is an Oriental tapestry designed by contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Inspired by monoprints with large blocks of saturated color, his art turned to that of Asian influences. -
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Here in Dynasty II tapestry we see the Oriental still life by Keith Mallett. We see a gorgeous jade green Oriental vase with a foliage painting, as well as a smaller vase with koi fish designs. -
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 tapestry 'Exotic Journey' is based on the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Li-Leger's work has been acclaimed internationally and this piece is in his style of Asian Fusion. -
This tapestry "Exotique" shows a scene from a set of ten ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" commissioned by Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, son of King Louis XIV. -
Based on the work of De Villeneuve, this Oriental tapestry has the traditional circular Asian fans in an abstract design. The works of Fabrice De Villeneuve have an ephemeral quality to them, almost a wistful impressionism that is all his own style. -
Flirtation tapestry shows a scene of koi fish. In this tapestry we see three Japanese koi fish in beautiful colors of yellow, orange and white and red. -
This tapestry "Garden Dance I" is based on the work of artist Don Li-Leger, contemporary artist in the style of Asian fusion. His works are distinguished by the elements of nature interposed with blocks of saturated color. -
In this tapestry, we see the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. Like its companion work "Garden Dance I" this Oriental wall hanging shows his abstract Asian style of art. We see the bamboo in this tapestry, as well as the blocks of saturated color which is a signature motif in his works. -
This Oriental tapestry "Garden Ensemble" is from the work of contemporary artist Don Li-Leger. In this piece we see am abstract design with elements from nature with blocks of bold color. The style of Li-Leger has been called "Asian fusion". -
This tapestry shows a Geisha in an elaborate and traditional Japanese Geisha costume. The Geisha girl represents a fascinating part of Japanese culture and is unique among the many Asian cultures. The modern Geisha was thought to emerge from the 18th century. -
This Oriental wall hanging "Golden Bamboo" shows an abstract portrayal of a statue of Buddha, based on the work of artist Arnie Fisk. The Buddha was born as Siddhartha Gautama as a prince destined to rule his kingdom in the future. -
Golden Dragon tapestry shows the work of artist Brad Simpson. Simpson, lives in Dallas, Texas and his illustrations and artwork is pure delight. -
Inspired by the art of ancient Rome, the Grotesque style was fashionable throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. "Grotesque elephant" was one of six tapestries designed in this fashion by artist Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer. -
The works of Li-Leger has been described as a fusion between Oriental art and modern art. Here in this tapestry "Hollyhock Garden" we see a composition made of hollyhocks, a native Asian flower, and spaces of solid color. -
This Asian tapestry "Iris Nine Patch" by Li-Leger shows his favorite elements and inspirations. Here we see purple violet irises as well as deep yellow irises creating an abstract scene. -
Full of dynamic color and vibrancy, this tapestry "Iris Nine Patch II" is from a work by artist Li-Leger. His works are based on a combination fo Asian and Oriental influences and abstract art. -
This tapestry "Koi Pool" shows an impressionistic and slightly abstract view of a koi pond. Koi fish in Oriental culture are a symbol of wealth and prosperity and are a popular choice for water features in and around the home. -
Taken from a series known as "The Story of China", this tapestry "La Recolte des Ananas" or "Harvest of the Pineapples" shows the Empress overseeing the harvest of exotic pineapples. With a pagoda shown in the background, the farmers are harvesting the fruit, which is a mix of native and non-European species. -
La Recolte des Ananas- Left tapestry shows the harvest of pineapples, from a set of ten tapestries called The History of the Chinese Emperor from the 17th century. Based on the originals commissioned by Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, son of King Louis XIV, they were woven by the Beauvais Manufacture in France. -
La Recolte des Ananas- Right tapestry shows the "harvest of pineapples", based on the 17th century originals by the Beauvais manufactory. This piece, La Recolte des Ananas tapestry, is based on the set of ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" created for the son of King Louis XIV inspired by tales from distant lands. -
This gorgeous tapestry shows a scene from the "Harvest of Pineapples" or "La Recolte des Ananas" from a design from 17th century France. The harvesting of pineapples is a tapestry scene from a set of ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" commissioned by Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, son of King Louis XIV, to the Beauvais Manufacture in France. -
A wonderful tapestry of La Recolte des Ananas or Pineapple Harvest from a design from 17th century France. The tapestry work called Harvest of Pineapples or La Recolte des Ananas is one of ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" created at the Beauvais Manufacture, commissioned by Louis Alexandre de Bourbon, son of King Louis XIV. -
The La Vague D'Hokusai tapestry, known as The Great Wave of Kanagawa, is based on the woodblock print by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusaifrom 1833. This famous scene of the enormous wave is the first image from his 36 views of Views of Mount Fuji, which is his most well known work.
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In this Oriental tapestry we see a Japanese Geisha with a dog. This wall hanging renders one of the most well known symbols of Asian culture and Japanese culture in particular. Steeped in tradition, the Geisha is a woman with a very specific place in Asian culture. -
In Le Elephant tapestry we see an exotic scene of an elephant in his elaborate garments. This gorgeous design is based on a design thought to be by Jean-Baptiste-Amedee Couder, 1797-1864, and originally woven by the Aubusson carpet weavers by Alexis Sallandrouze of 1808-67. -
In this Les Astronomes tapestry we see the astronomers in the Orient studying the globe, and looking towards the skies through a telescope. -
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. -
This sumptuous "Masoala I" tapestry shows the work of artist Jill O'Flannery. A tropical fantasy world awaits us in this tapestry, where we see gorgeous palm trees of three types. -
This gorgeous "Masoala Panel I" tapestry shows the exotic work of artist Jill O'Flannery. Here we see two palm trees in intricate detail. -
This Oriental tapestry "Navaro Rapids" shows a stylised and dramatic scene of large waves, from the original woodblock print of Japanese artist Ando Hiroshige. Here we see the rough seas at Awa one of the prefectures of Japan, created in 1855. -
This Oriental wall hanging "Old World Elephant I" is based on the work of artist Debra Swartzendruber. In this tapestry we see the Indian elephant in all his regalia roaming through a path in India. -
Of all the symbols of Indian culture, the elephant is perhaps the most well known. In this Asian tapestry we see the work of artist Debra Swartzendruber. Here we see the elephant calling with his trunk raised. -
Filled with Oriental inspirations, as well as his individual tendencies for abstract art, this tapestry "Orchid Nine Patch" is based on an artwork of Li-Leger. His works are described as a fusion of Asian and modern, of floral and abstract. -
The original tapestry called 'Ports de mer', was woven in Beauvais in Northern France, at the end of the 18th century. In Oriental Harbor we see a port of ships, bags of cargo, chests and globe amidst ivy lined trees on a busy harbor. -
In this tapestry, we see an ancient Oriental jar on display. Among the many examples of Asian culture, the Chinese urn is one rich in history and stories, and are often seen in Oriental wall hangings. -
This Oriental wall tapestry shows an ancient urn on display. Like its companion piece "Oriental Jar I", this tapestry shows the piece of Asian art culture which became an epitome of art in China which is the art of urn or vase making. -
This tapestry "Oriental Koi Pond" is based on the work of Curt Walters, known as "one of the eight true masters". Best known for his extraordinary plein aire impressionistic works of the Grand Canyon, his other subjects of art are inspired by nature, and in this case koi fish. -
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 tapestry "Oriental Urn I" shows an ancient Chinese blue vase on a deep blue background. Traditionally, of all symbols of Asian culture, the vase or urn is one of the most well known to art collectors and art lovers. The Chinese were masters of ceramics and urn making since the 1st century AD. -
Like its companion tapestry "Oriental Urn I" this tapestry shows a traditional Asian urn on a deep blue background. The urn itself is ornate and is decorated with images of birds and branches of a flowering tree throughout the urn. -
This tapestry shows a scene from the original tapestry "The Harvesting of Pineapples" a work from a set of ten tapestries "The History of the Chinese Emperor" which was commissioned by Louis Alexander de Bourbon, son of King Louis the XIV. -
This delightful tapestry "Pineapple Harvest (Right)" shows a scene from an original tapestry "The harvesting of pineapples" which was from a set of ten tapestries called "The History of the Chinese Emperor" commissioned by Louis Alexander de Bourbon, son of King Louis the XIV, to the Beauvais manufacture. -
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. -
On display in the Louvre, "Royal elephant" is believed to have been designed in the 19th century. This exotic tapestry shows a regal elephant belonging to the royal family of India, inspired by the trips to the far East by the Jesuits, which created a fervor for all things Oriental in Europe during the time. -
Based on the work of modern artist Don Li-Leger of Vancouver, this Oriental wall hanging is typical of his style of Asian fusion art. In this modern Asian tapestry we see the elements which inspired his work, the spring cherry blossoms, bamboo and blocks of color. -
This contemporary tapestry "Summer Bloom" shows an abstract scene of summer flowers by Don Li-Leger. Described as Asian Fusion, the works of Li-Leger combines elements of blocks of bold color with elements of nature. -
This modern tapestry "Terazzo Garden" shows a scene of Oriental floral elements in an abstract scene by Don Li-Leger. His works are described as being in the style of Asian fusion and combines his love of blocks of solid color from his background of woodblock prints and his love of Oriental motifs. -
Born in 624 B.C. in what is now Nepal, Siddhartha became Buddha, the founder of the Buddhism religion. Legend has it that his mother, Queen Myadevi, had a vision indicating that she would give birth to a child who was both pure and powerful. -
Rich in detail and history, "The Camel" shows a single dromedary camel, adorned in the livery of the nomadic tribes. This particular tapestry is decorated in an Oriental vein, which became popular during the 17th to 19th centuries in Europe. -
This magnificent beast of burden from India was the subject of many tapestries that were popular in the late 19th Century. Crafted in an oriental style, "The elephant" is one of Couderc's most engaging works of art. -
Originally published sometime between 1830 and 1833, the Great Wave of Kanagawa otherwise known as the Great Wave or "The Wave", is a woodblock print by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai. -
Full of delight, this tapestry shows a work of Li-Leger. Set in squares, nin to be precise, his works are like a window into an idyllic and dreamy world of flowers, colors and imagination. -
This tapestry "Tropical Nine Patch II" shows a sumptuous and romantic work by Li-Leger. Known for his exotic influences and inspirations, this work shows his love of color and flowers, combined with abstract design. -
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Volcanic Bamboo tapestry shows a gorgeous abstract work of Li-Leger. Here we see an Oriental work where a volcano is seen in the background, with bamboo reeds in the foreground. -
This Oriental tapestry "Zen Flower" shows an abstract scene with cherry blossoms, from the work of artist Asha Menghrajani. Created with an ethereal color palette, this tapestry has a unique and distinct quality that is a signature of her work.
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