Tapestry with elephant in red and white - Indian wall hanging made of patchwork, retailer handmade and fair trade, made of recycled fabric

Red patchwork tapestry with elephant
Indian tapestry of embroidered fabric remnants, artfully hand-decorated with sequins, beads and small mirrors.

In the north of India, fabric remnants from textile processing are sewn into an individual patchwork tapestry in the old tradition. Each tapestry is a unique work of art and a unique piece.
The fabrics retailer consist of old borders, saris, or upholstery fabrics. Partly decorated with elaborate embroidery, the patchwork fabrics together form a colorful, varied pattern.

Every single piece of fabric is elaborately created by hand. For this purpose, fabric remnants in different sizes are used, decorated and then sewn together into a patchwork tapestry.

As a wall decoration, an Indian patchwork tapestry is an absolute eye-catcher. The closer you get to the structure, the more details become visible and the elaborate manual work becomes recognizable.

The elephant as well as the outdoor area have the basic color red and are decorated with numerous embroideries in gold, green and white. The background is in white and bright colors.

Tapestry Dimensions
Width: approx. 150 cm
Height: approx. 100 cm

Tapestry Material
The red raw material is made of solid cotton. The patchwork patches are made of cotton and are decorated with beads and sequins made of glass and plastic.

Traditional handicrafts from fair trade - we source our products from our long-standing partners and friends from Jaipur, the capital Rajasthan. Jaipur is known worldwide as a stronghold of textile processing and artistic oriental designs.