WOVEN IN TIME

Weave history into your world and builds with WOVEN IN TIME .

Woven in time adds 14 new painting variants inspired by famous tapestries from different cultures around the world and time periods from history.

From the masterpieces that appeared in the European Renaissance such as the Unicorn. To the tattered remains left from the ancient Persians and Chinese, all of these Tapestries tell a story woven by people long gone.

Tapestries

Europe

Europe has a long tradition of woven storytelling, from medieval scenes of religion and conquest to the elaborate tapestries of the Renaissance. This collection draws from works spanning more than a thousand years of European history.

The Unicorn The Orange Tree A Sunny Apocalypse Inspired by the Dutch Renaissance piece from 1500 The Unicorn in Captivity. Inspired from the Medieval Lady and the Unicorn tapestry series. This piece is inspired by a scene in the Apocalypse Tapestry from the 1300s. They're Coming The King's Fate Inspired by scenes in the Bayeux Tapestry from 1070 Une Fleur Forsaken Vineyard Overhogdal Inspired by the fleur-de-lis tapestries common throughout the history of France and the Frankish kingdoms Another piece inspired by the Apocalypse Tapestry from 1377. Inspired by a tapestry fragment found in Överhogdal, Sweden possibly dating back to the Viking age C800.

Asia and Middle East

Across Asia and the Middle East, tapestry and woven art were used to depict mythology, nature, religion and royalty. These pieces draw inspiration from works ranging from ancient Persia and China to medieval Egypt.

A Peach Thief Peaches of Immortality / Coptic Bird Relic Of Eranshahr Inspired by The Peach thief Tapestry dating to around 100 BC in China. Inspired by the Chinese work Peaches of Immortality from the 1400s and a Coptic fragment from 700s Egypt. Inspired by a tapestry fragment from the Sasanian empire around the 3rd century AD.

The Americas

The Americas have a rich history of textile traditions, with woven works carrying stories, symbolism and culture. This collection draws inspiration from Indigenous textile traditions from South America and North America.

Spirit Of The Navajo Andean Relic Inspired by Navajo work from the 1800s. Inspired by Pre-Incan work from around the year 200.

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