Features of tapestry

The production of tapestries requires close cooperation between the artist designing the artwork and the weaver, organically integrating the design, dyeing, weaving, and finishing processes in order to create a perfect artwork. Traditional velvet tapestries are suitable for expressing oil painting landscapes, with rich colors, clear layers, realistic styles, heavy texture, and exquisite craftsmanship. In addition to depicting oil painting landscapes, European plain weave tapestries are also suitable for depicting oil painting character forms due to their exquisite craftsmanship. Various velvet tapestries and lightweight wool tufted tapestries are mainly decorated with patterns and can also be used as carpets. Various handmade woven tapestries emphasize the beauty of material texture, weaving technique texture, and color in art, forming a unified and coordinated artistic effect. Many decorative painting forms of tapestry emphasize the exaggeration and deformation of images in art, and also apply different techniques such as velvet planting, embroidery, and weaving in craftsmanship, fully promoting the artistic characteristics of different techniques.