Meanings of woven tapestry in English

A hand- woven tapestry of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Designed by Dora Wheeler for needle- woven tapestry worked by The Associated Artists, 1883.

Designed by Dora Wheeler and executed in needle- woven tapestry by The Associated Artists, 1883.

Drawn by Dora Wheeler and executed in needle- woven tapestry by The Associated Artists, 1884.

Landsberg suggests imagining this shrinking-dimensional universe as a woven tapestry.

Three beautiful silver lanterns depended from a domed ceiling in which wonderfully woven tapestry was draped.

Jeremy creates his finely woven tapestry of sounds using his guitar, ukelele, harmonica and beatbox skills.

The walls were of wood, often ill-hewn, but several pieces of beautifully- woven tapestry hung upon them.

Like the carefully woven tapestry of fiction that it was, the plan had been unraveled by a single dangling thread of truth.

Already in the late 1980s, Roche's imagined Wexford with its tightly woven tapestry of communal memories and extraordinary intimacy was becoming slightly anachronistic.

Our narrator tells his story as an upwardly mobile migrant negotiating life in Dublin, and we also get a deftly woven tapestry of other narratives.

Some brought gold and silver, some finely woven tapestries and silks.

He recognized the high brick stove and the woven tapestries that hung upon the walls.

The woven tapestries for which the cartoons were designed had quite as chequered a career.

Inside he sold tie-dyed clothes, beaded jewelry, woven tapestries, handmade sandals, and large posters with images of wild chimpanzees.