This tapestry is an image of "À Mon Seul Désir" (To My Only Desire), the final and most famous piece in the late-15th-century French tapestry series known as The Lady and the Unicorn. The Corona Decor Co. is a boutique home furnishings company based in Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1964, they specialize in luxury textiles, often using jacquard-woven fabrics from European mills—specifically French and Italian—which are then handcrafted into wall hangings, pillows, and tabletop accessories. The Scene: Depicts a lady standing before a tent inscribed with "À Mon Seul Désir," flanked by a lion and a unicorn. Symbolism: While five tapestries in the original cycle represent the five senses, this sixth piece is often interpreted as representing "free will," "moral reasoning," or the "sixth sense" of the heart. Construction: Modern versions from companies like Corona Decor are typically jacquard woven using blends of cotton, wool, and viscose to mimic the rich texture of the medieval originals In excellent condition Has two different spots for hanging. 39”x28” Please let me know if you have any questions