Framed Medieval-Style Tapestry – Woodland Scene with Animals

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I’ve had this tapestry for years, and it’s honestly one of those things I keep coming back to. It’s a framed panel that’s inspired by old medieval millefleurs patterns — think lush woodland, flowers blooming everywhere, and little animals tucked in between the trees. The colours are rich: navy, crimson, cream, and a touch of gold that really stands out. The weaving is detailed, not flashy, just solid and quiet in a way that feels old-school and peaceful.

It’s in a gold-toned wooden frame with a cream mount — no need to reframe or fix anything, it’s already ready to hang. The tapestry itself is in great shape, no holes or fading, and the frame has a few tiny marks from age, which you can see if you look closely, but it doesn’t really affect how it looks.

I found it in a local antique shop years ago and just never got rid of it. It’s a real comfort piece, especially when I’m sitting by the window. It’s not flashy, not trendy — just solid, calm, and a bit of history in a small frame. I’ve been meaning to part with it for a while now, so I’m sharing it with someone who might appreciate it. Price is £89.10 — fair, I think, for what it is.

It’s in Hastings, East Sussex, so if you’re around, I can just drop it off or arrange a meet-up. No fuss, just a piece of art I’ve grown to love.