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Belgian Tapestries

Brief History of Belgian Tapestries

Belgian tapestries have a rich cultural heritage that is hugely intertwined with european heritage, art and culture. Belgian tapestries have a rich history dating back centuries, with roots in the Middle Ages. They gained international recognition during the Renaissance and the 16th and 17th centuries. Despite declines in quality and demand, Belgium remains a hub for preserving and promoting this art form, with museums and institutions showcasing its heritage.

How to Decor Your Room With Belgian Tapestries?

At first, choose a wall or side within your room that fits with the aesthetic of the Belgian Tapestry. You can add some other materials of belgian art and culture. Thoroughly assess the colors of your furniture, lighting, and other room accessories, and then choose a tapestry color that goes with them. Walls or corners that receive ample light will enhance the visual appeal of tapestries when adorned with them.

What Material is the Tapestry Made From, and How is Its Quality Ensured?

Most of our products are meticulously woven on luxury European looms found in Belgium, France, and Italy following the jacquard process. Moreover, handwoven items in our inventory are made of cotton, wool, linen, polyester, lurex, and other materials. Before being put up for sale, every product is carefully examined. We provide a complete refund without deductions in the unlikely event that you're unhappy with your purchase; the only expense you'll incur is returning the item.

Color Accuracy: Product Images vs. Actual Tapestry

Shades of tapestries may differ depending on the type of display you have. The reason can be the quality and resolution of the screen used. We make every effort to present a realistic product to our customers. Also, factors like the color of your wall, the lighting in your room, shadows, and the hues of other furniture pieces can impact the contrast of the tapestry.

Recommended Care For Tapestry Longevity

  1. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prevent color fading by hanging the tapestry away from prolonged exposure to sunlight.

  2. Proper Hanging: Use a rod and wall brackets to distribute weight evenly, avoiding distortion or stretching.

  3. Regular Dusting: Gently dust the tapestry regularly using a soft brush or a low-setting handheld vacuum to maintain its appearance.

  4. Avoid Moisture and High Humidity: Keep the tapestry in a dry environment to prevent mold and mildew damage.

  5. Professional Cleaning: For deep cleaning, seek professional assistance rather than attempting to wash it yourself.

  6. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Refrain from using cleaning agents or chemicals that can damage the tapestry's fibers and colors.

  7. Climate Control: If possible, keep the tapestry in a climate-controlled environment to prevent damage from extreme temperature fluctuations

Read our dedicated guide on how To clean & maintain tapestry wall hanging.

      How to Hang a Tapestry on Your Wall?

      1. Choose the Right Location: Select a wall space that is away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent fading and damage. Ensure the wall space is large enough to accommodate the tapestry without crowding.

      2. Use a Rod and Brackets: For heavier tapestries, use a sturdy rod and wall brackets. The brackets should be securely mounted into wall studs or using appropriate wall anchors. The rod allows for even weight distribution, which helps maintain the tapestry’s shape.

      3. Velcro Method for Delicate Tapestries: For lighter or more delicate tapestries, consider using Velcro. Attach one side of the Velcro to the tapestry's top edge and the other side to the wall, ensuring the tapestry lies flat against the wall.

      4. Wall Clips or Push Pins for Temporary Display: For a temporary or less invasive method, use wall clips or push pins. This method is suitable for lighter tapestries and won't require drilling holes in the wall.

      5. Frame It: For a more formal look, frame your tapestry. This method also provides protection and is ideal for smaller or more delicate pieces.

      6. Check for Evenness and Tautness: Once hung, step back and check that the tapestry is hanging evenly and is taut enough to avoid sagging, but not so tight that it stretches the fabric.

      7. Regular Maintenance: After hanging, regularly dust and inspect your tapestry for any signs of wear or damage. This ensures it remains in good condition and allows you to enjoy its beauty for a longer time.

      Read our dedicated guide on How to Properly Hang a Tapestry on Walls

          Any Hanging Mechanism or Hardware Included?

          No, the tapestries do not include any hanging mechanism.

          Return & Exchange Policy

          1. We have a 30-day refund and replacement policy which means try any products for 30 days.
          2. If you are not satisfied with our products then you can replace them via a 100% money-back policy.
          3. Products should be free from defects. Defected products will not be replaced
          4. Any damages to the product from our end will be replaced within 14 days. 
          5. The guarantee period is applicable to all types of newly purchased and replaced products.

             

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