Tapestry, To Cover It By Heavy Fabric

I stumbled upon an interesting blog on tapestries. It is full of information on different aspects of tapestries.  It shows the top 50 tapestry blogs. It is definitely worth visiting. You can click on this link to be directed to this blog. Enjoy it. On the top, you will read this:

Sewn Together by a Thread: Top 50 Tapestry Blogs
What did people do before digital cameras or even photography? Back in the 1400’s, they used to make tapestries, a form of art using textiles woven on a wooden device called a loom. Derived from French, tapestry means “to cover with heavy fabric.” The subjects of tapestries included everything from religious works to landscapes.

Dr. Khosrow Sobhe (Dr. Kay)
Certified Rug Specialist (CRS)
www.LosAngelesRugCleaning.com
www.RugIdea.com
Tel. 310-770-9085

Area Rug, Tufted Rug, and Tapestry

It was a slow day in regard with selling rugs. I only sold a 4 x 6 area rug, one tufted rug and a 24 x 48 inches tapestry. Several customers came in to our rug gallery and none of them looked serious. Some of them said they might return, but who knows.

I had a meeting with the representative of a very big floor covering and area rug producing company. We are supposed to meet again next week. I am considering to become one of their dealers if this is to my company's benefit. I have to see. As usual, we did some rug repair for a couple of the customers.

Khosrow Sobhe
www.RugIdea.com
310-770-9085