The Jay II
This tapestry was inspired by an inlaid pannel on an 18th century cabinet belonging to the art collection of George IV in his Carlton Palace.
This fine piece now resides in Buckigham Palace.
This tapestry is imported from Belgium. Belgian tapestries are known for their intricate weaving and detailed design.
This tapestry comes backed with lining and a tunnel for easy hanging.
The Jay is available in 3 sizes for you to choose from.
Wall Tapestries Bayeux Tapestry Medieval Tapestries Unicorn Tapestries Renaissance Tapestries William Morris Tapestries Romance Tapestries Castle Tapestries Oriental Tapestries Religious Tapestries Chenille Tapestries Floral Tapestries City Tapestries Fairy & Animal Tapestries Fruit Tapestries Tapestry Throws Medieval Tapestry Cushions Floral Tapestry Cushions Tapestry Bags Tapestry Runners
- Bayeux Tapestry
- Medieval Tapestries
- Unicorn Tapestries
- Renaissance Tapestries
- William Morris Tapestries
- Romance Tapestries
- Castle Tapestries
- Asian Tapestries
- Religious Tapestries
- Chenille Tapestries
- Floral Tapestries
- City Tapestries
- Fairy & Animal Tapestries
- Fruit Tapestries
- Tapestry Throws
- Medieval Tapestry Cushions
- Floral Tapestry Cushions
- Tapestry Bags
- Tapestry Runners
- The Making of a Tapestry
- Care & Maintenance
- See How We Built This!
- Tapestry Partners
