Yggdrasil – World Tree – Fine Art Tapestry

Yggdrasil - World Tree - Celtic Fine Art Tapestry by Jen Delyth - Full Rods
Yggdrasil - World Tree - Celtic Fine Art Tapestry by Jen Delyth - Full Rods

These fine art tapestries are ready to hang woven works of art – featuring original Celtic Art by Jen Delyth. Our Jacquard Woven tapestries transform Jen’s intricate rich imagery with detailed woven threads that create the intricate patterns and minute details of the design. Yggdrasil is – Length: approx 3ft x Width: 3ft (34″ x 35″). Made in the USA.

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Our fine art tapestries transform Jen’s intricate rich imagery with woven threads – with tactile, detailed textures that provide acoustic comfort and a sense of depth not found in flat prints. Their woven nature creates a tangible, three-dimensional quality. Advanced Jacquard Weaving techniques allow for precise, intricate patterns that capture minute details of the design.

  • Finely woven on Jacquard looms
  • Weighted bottom
  • Black Cloth Backing
  • Wide sleeve at top for insertion of a Rod or Dowel
  • Size M – Length: approx 3ft x Width: 3ft (34″ x 35″)
  • Hangtag with explanation of symbolism
  • Tapestry does NOT include hardware or tassels
  • Quality Made in USA
  • Featuring Original Celtic Art by Jen Delyth ©

ABOUT THIS DESIGN
Yggdrasil is the World Tree of Norse Mythology, the Giant Ash tree that links and connects all the known worlds, the earth below, and the heaven above. Also known as the “Tree of Knowledge”, the “Tree of the Universe”, and the “Tree of Fate”, Yggdrasil is the axis, the center of the creation of the Universe. Three roots connect the World Tree to the three wells that flow beneath..

All artwork and text ©Jen Delyth


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.
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