Discover our collection of handmade tapestries from recycled textiles and be enchanted by the artistry of talented artists, photographers and designers. Each one -off, handmade from high -quality cotton yarn, combines a harmonious range of only eight colors to achieve an impressive photo -realistic appearance.

This collection offers you different motifs and sizes to perfectly supplement your individual space. Beautize your home with our certified soundproofing gobelins, which are not only aesthetically appealing, but also offer functional advantages.

Every textile work of art absorbs sound naturally, because in the manual manufacturing process, acoustic damping material from recycled jeans was inserted. This environmentally friendly process of mechanical recycling jeans disassembles into their fibers and removes non -textile components, which offers them both sustainable and high -quality acoustic solutions.

Redesign your interiors and create a harmonious atmosphere with our lively acoustic tapestries - works of art that both delight your senses and contribute to an excellent residential atmosphere. 

About the Artist:

Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) is considered one of the most important Austrian painters of symbolism and as a formative figure of the Vienna Secession, an influential movement of Art Nouveau. Born in modest conditions, he received his artistic training at the renowned Viennese school school for art and industry.

At the beginning of his career, he was controversial because of his erotic, shaped representations, but when the Vienna Secession was founded, Klimt rejected the common conventions and finally established himself as an innovative artist.

His characteristic style impresses with a harmonious connection between symbolism, eroticism and exquisite decorativity, whereby the focus is often on the representation of women and a deep sense of colors. Klimt recorded inspiration at Jan Toorop and in turn shaped important artists such as Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka.

His best -known works include masterpieces such as "The Kiss" and "The Tree of Life". These masterpieces not only demonstrate its extraordinary mastery of gold, but are still celebrated as highlights of art history. This works invite the viewer to immerse yourself in a world full of emotions and aesthetic fascination and testify to Klimt's unmistakable influence on modern art.