Woodland Fox – Fine Art Tapestry

Our Fine Art tapestries are produced in North Carolina, USA, using Jacquard looms to weave high-quality cotton yarns into detailed, textured designs. These tapestries are made by weaving approximately eight miles of thread per item, creating a permanent, durable image that is not printed. They are hand-finished in a family-owned mill and feature a rod pocket for hanging.

Displaying and Preservation

• Hanging: Use the sewn in rod pocket for a hanging/finial rod – many choices available at hardware or big box stores.
• Environment: Keep away from direct, harsh sunlight to prevent fading.

Key Aspects of Production:

• Woven, Not Printed: Unlike low-quality alternatives, these tapestries are woven, which creates a tangible, three-dimensional texture.
• Jacquard Looms: The designs are created on automated Jacquard looms that interpret digital designs into complex weaving patterns.
• Material: The primary material used is cotton yarn, which is chosen for comfort and quality.
• Hand-Finished: After leaving the loom, experts cut and sew each piece by hand.
• Durability: The finished products are durable, pre-washed, and safe for both washing machines and dryers.
• Quality Control: The weaving process allows for the creation of intricate designs that offer a, “50-year” lasting quality

CARE

• Care for jacquard woven fine art tapestries by dusting or vacuuming gently with low suction and a brush attachment 1-2 times annually.
• Prevent damage by keeping them out of direct sunlight and in low-humidity areas.
• Professional dry cleaning is recommended for stains, though gentle hand washing with cold water and mild detergent is possible.
• Spot Cleaning: Address stains immediately by dabbing gently with a slightly damp cloth and mild soap (e.g., Woolite); avoid scrubbing.
• Professional Care: For valuable or delicate pieces, use a professional dry cleaner specializing in delicate textiles.
• Handling: Always handle with clean, dry hands to prevent transferring oils to the fabric.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place wrapped in cotton or linen; avoid plastic bags which can trap moisture and cause mildew.
• Ironing: If needed, iron only on low to medium heat, preferably from the back side, or use a cloth between the iron and the tapestry to protect the fibers.