These are antique French Aubusson-style tapestry panels, commonly used for decorative cushions or pillows. They feature pastoral landscape scenes with buildings, trees, and foliage, often woven with wool and silk. The edges are typically bound with a dark border, which may be finished with a fringe or white stitching. Similar items often date from the 18th to 19th centuries and are collected for their historical charm. The two pieces are mirrored versions of the same landscape sketch. This suggests they were woven as a matching pair or cut from a larger symmetrical textile layout. These are sold as a set and measure approximately 8.5" x 12". These are perfect for framing, making pillows, or using in an upholstery project.
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