Dame à la licorne afghan rug over-dyed and carefully hand-washed to

over-dyed and carefully hand-washed to produce a revolutionary work of art

This particular tapestry does not represent one of the five senses but rather it is a fine representation of the sixth tapestry known as "À mon seul désir" which is wider than the others and has a somewhat different style

The use of eco-friendly vegetable dyes also enriches the yarn of this area rug with a natural and vibrant luster

it is among the most labour intensive rugs to produce

Dame à la licorne afghan rug over-dyed and carefully hand-washed toThis tapestry made via hand block printing is created in the style of mille fleurs and is known as "The Lady and the Unicorn". Its design is French and it is the modern title given to a series of six tapestries woven in Flanders of wool and silk, from designs drawn in Paris in the late 15th century. This particular tapestry does not represent one of the five senses but rather it is a fine representation of the sixth tapestry known as " mon seul dsir"