Important Indochinese silk embroidered hanging, Deer in the forest, circa 1940

Important indochinese silk embroidered wall hanging, framed, "deer in the forest", vietnam, circa 1940 discover a rare and elegant piece of indochinese craftsmanship, made during the french colonial period. This exceptional silk embroidered wall hanging depicts a bucolic scene of deer roaming in a lush forest, offering a perfect blend of exoticism and european influence. Unlike many creations of the time, this work moves away from traditional asian motifs to fit into the aesthetic codes of european tapestries, testifying to a perfect cultural fusion and timeless refinement. This exceptional work is enhanced by its original frame, also dating from the 1940s. This wooden frame, glazed to protect the embroidery, has an elegant light blue patina, giving a delicate and timeless touch to the whole. The frame highlights the richness of the details while ensuring perfect preservation of the wall hanging. Characteristics: origin: indochina (vietnam), french colonial period (circa 1940) technique: fine silk embroidery, entirely handmade motif: deer in the forest frame: period light blue patinated glazed frame dimensions: height: 98 cm width: 110 cm depth: 7 cm condition: this rare piece is in excellent condition, demonstrating the particular care taken in its preservation. The embroidery retains all its richness of color and detail, and the period frame, although old, is solid and stable. No notable wear, which makes it a choice acquisition for a collector or a lover of refined interior decoration.