Goddess of Spring Tapestry: Medieval Stained Glass Art

Bring the beauty and romance of the medieval world into your home with the Goddess of Spring Tapestry. This stunning wall hanging is inspired by a stained glass window designed by the famous British artist, C.E. Kempe, depicting the vibrant spirit of Spring.

Inspired by a Timeless Work of Art

The design of this tapestry is based on a stained glass window originally created by Kempe. It can still be seen today at Wightwick Manor, a historic estate in England renowned for its Arts and Crafts style. The Goddess of Spring, Symbolizes the arrival of Spring. She is depicted in a vibrant and romantic pose to bring life and energy to the changing season. This artwork captures the essence of nature’s renewal, with bright colors and intricate details that invoke the beauty of Spring.

Quality Craftsmanship

• Woven in France: The tapestry is carefully woven in France, renowned for its tradition of textile craftsmanship. The quality of the weave ensures that the tapestry not only looks beautiful but will also stand the test of time.
• Durable Materials: Made from a blend of 57% wool, 31% cotton, and 12% viscose, this tapestry offers a soft yet sturdy feel. The rich textures and durable materials make it a statement piece in any room.
• Fully Lined and Finished: The tapestry comes fully lined and finished with a rod sleeve, making it easy to hang and display.
• Size: 40″ x 27″ – A great size for hanging above a fireplace, in a living room, or as a focal point in a bedroom. Its elegant proportions allow it to fit beautifully into various spaces.

Fun Facts About the Goddess of Spring

1. Symbol of Rebirth: In mythology, the Goddess of Spring is often associated with the themes of rebirth, growth, and renewal. Such as, Spring marks the season when nature awakens after the dormant winter months.
2. C.E. Kempe’s Legacy: Charles Eamer Kempe was known for creating some of the most exquisite stained glass windows of the 19th century. His works adorn churches and estates across England.
3. Wightwick Manor: This estate is known for its beautiful collection of Pre-Raphaelite art and the iconic stained glass window of the Goddess of Spring, one of Kempe’s finest works.

Add a touch of historical elegance and seasonal beauty to your home with the Goddess of Spring Tapestry. Its medieval inspiration, coupled with luxurious craftsmanship, makes it a perfect addition to any collection.