Based on a 15th-century fresco by Giacomo Jaquerio, this tapestry captures a scene from the great hall of Castello della Manta in Piedmont, Italy, circa 1420. It features four noble figures from medieval legend, including Godfrey of Bouillon, famed leader of the First Crusade (1096–1099). Above them, their heraldic shields hang from trees, secured with leather straps — a symbol of honour and heritage. The richly detailed floral ground evokes the mille-fleurs (thousand flowers) style typical of medieval tapestry art, blending history, mythology, and timeless craftsmanship in a single woven scene. This beautiful tapestry is woven on a jacquard loom by skilled weavers, keeping alive the centuries old tradition of tapestry manufacturing from generation to generation. This tapestry is fully lined incorporating a sleeve along the top for hanging with a Hines hanging rod. Alternatively, this tapestry can be hung with a wooden batten which is a concealed method of hanging. Composition: Loom Woven Finish on reverse: This tapestry is fully backed with luxury cotton lining incorporating a sleeve along the top for hanging purposes.