Wall Art hanging Painting

 From a restricted perspective, the woven artwork is known as an item made by one of the manufactories established in 1662 in Paris, Saint-Marcel. This workshop was initially the King's own workshop. It joined the private organizations that make backdrop, including Flemish Feyker m. Comans et al. A workshop established by Planche in 1607. This venture was situated in the structure of the previous studio of celebrated painters - Gobelins, from which comes the name of hand created cover artistic creations.   The woven artwork was made of hued fleece and silk string (here and there silk). They were hand weaved into discrete pieces on an extraordinary sewing machine and afterward integrated with a dainty silk string. In the nineteenth century, woven artworks were by and large called backdrop and thick canvases made by machine. The specialty of woven artwork was resuscitated during the 1930s.  The specialty of embroidery was built up in Georgia during the 60s of the XX century. He added

  In a narrow sense, the tapestry is called a product made by one of the manufactories founded in 1662 in Paris, Saint-Marcel. This workshop was originally the King's personal workshop. It united the private institutions that make wallpaper, including Flemish Feyker m. Comans et al. A workshop founded by Planche in 1607. This enterprise was located in the building of the former studio of famous painters - Gobelins, from which comes the name of hand crafted carpet-paintings. The tapestry was made of colored wool and silk thread (sometimes silk). They were hand knitted into separate pieces on a special knitting machine and then tied together with a thin silk thread. In the 19th century, tapestries were generally called wallpaper and thick canvases made by machine. The art of tapestry was revived in the 1930s. The art of tapestry was established in Georgia in the 60s of the XX century. He contributed to the development of decorative applied and monumental decorative art during this p

FELTED WOOL CRAFT  Felt  - wool blanket “ kecha ”, made in few Georgian Regions:Tusheti, Kakheti, Khevi and Javakheti. Shepherds and herdsmen used felt to cover their tents centuries ago. Felt is one of the oldest methods of creating and processing fabric and is a heritage of Georgian folk art. The production of this fabric and its artistic processing has occupied a great place in the cultural, aesthetic and economic development of Georgia since ancient times. Archaeological excavations and records of ancient historians, geographers and travelers (Herodotus, Strabo, later Marco Polo, Chardin) testify to the fact that in ancient Georgia there was a fabric obtained from the processing of raw materials - wool. These historians also provide information on the mountainous regions of Georgia, where the main source of livelihood of the population was livestock on the wool fabric, in particular felt. The Caucasus, and Georgia in particular, as the center of ancient civilization, has preserved