Antique 1920s Belgian Tapestry – Rococo Salon Scene, Boucher Style

Step into the elegance of the past with this stunning antique Belgian tapestry believed from the 1920s, showcasing a richly detailed 18th-century rococo salon scene, possibly inspired by the works of French painter François Boucher. This exquisite textile captures a lively and luxurious gathering—elegantly dressed men and women engaged in card games, embroidery, and literary pursuits. The background is a masterpiece in itself, featuring intricate architectural elements, lush drapery, ornate furniture, and classical paintings, with a charming view of conversations, music and games being played. Every inch of the scene invites you to look closer. Crafted with exceptional detail and is marked “Made in Belgium” - proof of its authenticity and craftsmanship. Perfect for vintage collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone wanting to add a touch of old-world charm to their home décor. 📏 Approximate size: 53 x 18 inches 📌 Condition: Well-preserved for its age; displays beautifully A timeless piece ready to be admired again. 🔑Keywords: antique wall hanging, Belgian tapestry, 1920s decor, rococo style, Boucher inspired, salon scene art, vintage tapestry, classical interior, historic textile, French style, ornate home decor, card game scene, embroidery artwork, tapestry with dog, architectural detail textile, made in Belgium