Hearing wall tapestry

The Hearing wall tapestry is one of the famous six tapestries in the The Lady with the Unicorn medieval tapestries series. Woven in the early 1500's they show the arms of Jean le Viste. Each represents one of the senses except for the final A Mon Seul Desir. They were lost until 1844 when the novelist Georges Sands discovered them in Boussac suffering from damage from rats and damp walls. The Cluny Museum in Paris purchased these 12' high masterpieces in 1853, later restoring them. They are now amongst the national treasures of France displayed in their own circular room at the museum.

This version is a new French tapestry and it is lined, with a rod pocket for easy hanging. We supply tapestry hanging information with every order.

You may find it helpful to know that these Lady with the Unicorn tapestries match the above tapestry being from the same weaver and in the same or very similar weaves:-
Taste tapestry wallhanging
Touch wallhanging tapestry
Sight tapestry wallhanging
The Smell tapestry
To My Sole Desire tapestry

Lady with Unicorn tapestries

This Hearing scene from the Lady with Unicorn tapestries is one of five Cluny Museum tapestry wall-hangings purchased by Catherine in New Jersey who wrote this Google tapestry review: "I ordered 5 tapestries from the Tapestry House and was most pleased with both the quality of the tapestries and the service they provided. Martin kept me updated at all times as to the status of the tapestries and their estimated delivery. I would definitely recommend the Tapestry House."

Bob in Virginia called us when he received this tapestry saying "It is perfect, beautiful beyond description.".