Birds of Paradise

The exquisite 'Birds of Paradise' Tapestry, inspired by an 18th-century Aubusson design from 1748. Part of the permanent collection at the museum of the Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie in Aubusson, France, this large tapestry exemplifies the grandeur of the late Baroque period. Featuring the House of Brühl coat of arms, this piece draws on the artistry of Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686–1755), a renowned French Rococo painter. The design showcases a serene wooded scene brought to life by a vibrant array of exotic birds, capturing the elegance and sophistication of Rococo artistry.

Printed on luxurious linen, non woven paper or grasscloth, 'Birds of Paradise' is available as a large tapestry, perfect for creating a dramatic wall feature. Additionally, its panoramic design makes it ideal for adaptation as a panoramic mural wallpaper, offering versatility for both classic and contemporary interiors.