The manufacturing process used to produce these tapestries has remained basically the same for the last 200 years. These traditional tapestries are woven on jacquard mechanical looms in Flanders, the home of tapestry since medieval times. Named after a fresco from the master of La Manta in 1420, with Godfrey of Bouillion, who led the first crusade from 1096 till 1099. He was proclaimed King of Jerusalem in 1100.
All tapestries are supplied with a cotton lining and an integral sleeve for the hanging pole.
Size 70cm x 56cm.
