Medieval wall tapestry,
the perfect decorative accessory for the medieval knights castle walls.
Visit Medieval Tapestries for a variety of medieval wall tapestriesIn their gallery of medieval tapestry wall hangings you will find unique medieval tapestry pictures. 
In the medieval ages, the noble used tapestry to reinforce their status and extend their influence. The Burgundian dukes were the first to give tapestries the status of hard currency, using them as ransom after several disastrous battles. The tapestries became desirable luxuries and collectable object to be brought out and displayed on great occasions.
Weavers in the early Middle Ages were called on mostly to weave tapestries with religious themes. These were often conceived as sets of hangings for churches and cathedrals.
Tapestry then found a new home in fortified castles and palaces and a new repertoire of images and themes emerged: romantic love scenes called Minneteppiche and mysterious allegories. These showed “wild” men and women, animals, and some characteristic interlaced lozenges filled alternately with monsters and pairs of birds, or peasant scenes of haymaking.
Military battles, armorial devices, hunts, and other adventures were another great feature of medieval tapestries. Popular designs in the later Middle Ages were mille fleurs tapestries, typified by the hundreds of tiny flowers that make up their backgrounds. They were often used in pastoral scenes and verdure tapestries. Verdures are pictures of landscapes that emphasize trees and foliage with, perhaps, a waterfall or stream, woodland birds and animals in the foreground, and a castle or village in the background.
Fun novelty throw pillows
for the knights and dragons theme bedrooms
Knight in Shining Armor Shield Chainmail Pillow
Faux metal shield, with text that reads, "Knight in Shining Armor"
variety of Chainmail Metal Shield Throw Pillows
at zazzle
Chainmail Metal Shield Lion Throw Pillows
Painting of a gold, medieval, rampant, heraldic lion, on faux metal shield, with faux chainmail.
Medieval Leather Book Cover Lion Rampant Throw Pillows
Image of medieval leather book cover with a rampant lion within the shape of a shield. 
Zen Archer Lumbar Support Throw Pillow
Richly detailed diamonds and crosses in the colors of ancient heraldry - red, gold and blue. Design sized to fit rectangular lumbar pillow; square throw pillow also available.
variety of medieval themed Throw Pillows at zazzle
Prince Throw Pillows
Haba Knights Tent
Knights Throw Pillows
Visit Medieval Tapestries for a variety of medieval wall tapestries
In their gallery of medieval tapestry wall hangings you will find unique medieval tapestry pictures. In the medieval ages, the noble used tapestry to reinforce their status and extend their influence. The Burgundian dukes were the first to give tapestries the status of hard currency, using them as ransom after several disastrous battles. The tapestries became desirable luxuries and collectable object to be brought out and displayed on great occasions.
Weavers in the early Middle Ages were called on mostly to weave tapestries with religious themes. These were often conceived as sets of hangings for churches and cathedrals.
Tapestry then found a new home in fortified castles and palaces and a new repertoire of images and themes emerged: romantic love scenes called Minneteppiche and mysterious allegories. These showed “wild” men and women, animals, and some characteristic interlaced lozenges filled alternately with monsters and pairs of birds, or peasant scenes of haymaking.
Military battles, armorial devices, hunts, and other adventures were another great feature of medieval tapestries. Popular designs in the later Middle Ages were mille fleurs tapestries, typified by the hundreds of tiny flowers that make up their backgrounds. They were often used in pastoral scenes and verdure tapestries. Verdures are pictures of landscapes that emphasize trees and foliage with, perhaps, a waterfall or stream, woodland birds and animals in the foreground, and a castle or village in the background.
for the knights and dragons theme bedrooms
In the medieval ages, the noble used tapestry to reinforce their status and extend their influence. The Burgundian dukes were the first to give tapestries the status of hard currency, using them as ransom after several disastrous battles. The tapestries became desirable luxuries and collectable object to be brought out and displayed on great occasions.Weavers in the early Middle Ages were called on mostly to weave tapestries with religious themes. These were often conceived as sets of hangings for churches and cathedrals.
Tapestry then found a new home in fortified castles and palaces and a new repertoire of images and themes emerged: romantic love scenes called Minneteppiche and mysterious allegories. These showed “wild” men and women, animals, and some characteristic interlaced lozenges filled alternately with monsters and pairs of birds, or peasant scenes of haymaking.
Military battles, armorial devices, hunts, and other adventures were another great feature of medieval tapestries. Popular designs in the later Middle Ages were mille fleurs tapestries, typified by the hundreds of tiny flowers that make up their backgrounds. They were often used in pastoral scenes and verdure tapestries. Verdures are pictures of landscapes that emphasize trees and foliage with, perhaps, a waterfall or stream, woodland birds and animals in the foreground, and a castle or village in the background.
Fun novelty throw pillows
for the knights and dragons theme bedrooms Knight in Shining Armor Shield Chainmail Pillow
Faux metal shield, with text that reads, "Knight in Shining Armor"
variety of Chainmail Metal Shield Throw Pillows
at zazzle
Chainmail Metal Shield Lion Throw Pillows
Painting of a gold, medieval, rampant, heraldic lion, on faux metal shield, with faux chainmail.
Knight in Shining Armor Shield Chainmail Pillow
Faux metal shield, with text that reads, "Knight in Shining Armor"variety of
Chainmail Metal Shield Throw Pillows
at zazzle
Chainmail Metal Shield Lion Throw Pillows
Painting of a gold, medieval, rampant, heraldic lion, on faux metal shield, with faux chainmail.
Medieval Leather Book Cover Lion Rampant Throw Pillows
Image of medieval leather book cover with a rampant lion within the shape of a shield.
Zen Archer Lumbar Support Throw Pillow
Richly detailed diamonds and crosses in the colors of ancient heraldry - red, gold and blue. Design sized to fit rectangular lumbar pillow; square throw pillow also available.
variety of medieval themed Throw Pillows at zazzle
Prince Throw Pillows
Haba Knights Tent
Knights Throw Pillows
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