Captive unicorn wall tapestry and goddess Pomona

Unbelievable wall tapestry made in the arts de lys workshops in the north of france. These are two tapestry squares sewn together. They are surrounded by a colored frieze and each bear the words "createx" at the bottom. The top and left side are not sewn so they begin to fray (see photos) The first tapestry depicts the roman goddess of fertility pomona. She holds in one hand a fruit harvest and in the other a branch of a fruit tree. The background offers a flowery décor. The second tapestry, called a "captive unicorn", is a reproduction of a tapestry created between 1495 and 1505. She presents a beautiful white unicorn in an enclosure. The back plant is also very flowery here. Superb room to use as wall decoration or to make cushions. It is also possible to use them as upcycling pieces for unique jackets. Dimensions: 37cm wide, 94.5cm high. Each tapestry is 37cm wide and about 47cm high.