Woodland Deer Tapestry tapestries and her marital status

and her marital status

As a souvenir

The role of the thistle was then understood and was chosen as Scotland's symbol

The original was woven at Merton Abbey Surrey and can be seen at the Cecil Higgins Art Gallery Museum in Bedford

In St Kilda The Last and Outmost Isle

Woodland Deer Tapestry tapestries and her marital statusTaken from the The Woodland tapestry, this tapestry features the deer from this scene in a border and hanging loop finish. A fine French Jacquard woven tapestry wall hanging, which would make a striking feature piece in any home. Three trees are depicted across the original tapestry (pear, chestnut and oak) with dense foliage below. In the foreground are many flowering plants including foxgloves, strawberries, hawkweed, bouncing betty, red tulips,