Tibetan Girl Baiyan Wall Hanging

$82.50 incl GST (reduced from $165)

One of a pair – see (Tibetan Girl Amrita wall hanging)

Features Jacquard Tapestry woven with cotton/poly-acrylic thread. This technique creates a higher quality image, superior to the print on fabric method.

Includes a channel along the top of the tapestry for a hanging rod to be easily inserted.

A continuous aluminium weight stabilization bar is sewn into the bottom of the tapestry to keep the tapestry straight when hung.*

Dimensions: 97 cm H x 63 cm W (38″ x 25″)

Additional Info: © Copyright design reproduced from a photograph taken 2001 by acclaimed American photographer and photojournalist Steve McCurry (b.1950) of a Tibetan woman at a temple in Amdo Tibet. McCurry’s most famous photograph is that of the Afghan Girl (the girl with the piercing green eyes) that has graced the cover of National Geographic magazine several times.

Description

Sale Item:
Available only while stocks last. Once sold out this item will be discontinued.

Hanging Rod:
See our range of Hanging Rods and Finials

Fabric:
Jacquard tapestry woven from cotton/poly-acrylic blend. The woven design creates a higher quality image, superior to printed on fabric method. Sewn and assembled in Australia by Adorabella from imported jacquard tapestry.

Care & Cleaning:
Made with the highest quality of materials, the design is jacquard woven (not printed) and is completely dry-cleanable. The tapestry can also be ironed, steam cleaned, spot cleaned and Scotch Guarded if required.

One of a pair – see (Tibetan Girl Amrita wall hanging)

> History of French Tapestry

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