Tapestries

Blank White Tapestries Prepared for Dyeing

A little history... A tapestry is a form of textile art that was traditionally woven on looms.

The history of the tapestry can be traced all the way back to Hellenistic times. Kings and noblemen would roll them up and transport them from one place to another. They were popular and successful because of their portability. They were displayed inside of churches on special occasions. They were also draped on the walls of castles for insulation during cold winters, as well as being used for decorative display.

Nowadays... Sunshine Joy utilizes a mix of traditional, modern and psychedelic designs to bring to life exciting, new three-dimensional technology. They are simply beautiful to the naked eye and incredible with our 3-D glasses.

We work closely with relevant, modern artists to keep new and fresh fabric art designs coming your way. We always have exciting new ideas for your walls, tables, and festival campsites. We also answer the phone.

Ours are thinner, 100% cotton, fast-drying, and more like Indian bedsheets. They have these nifty corner loops that make it easier to pin-up or stake down. They have been used for a variety of purposes over the years. Customers all over the globe have used them as bedspreads, decorative wall hangings, room dividers, window curtains, tablecloths, beach or concert or picnic blankets, etc. They are very popular at colleges and universities where they're used to easily decorate dorms and apartments. Perfect for nomads that travel or move often. They have even been used backstage at some of our favorite festivals, concerts, and shows. The possibilities are truly endless. They make great gifts, too. With well over 100 designs to choose from, including the Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Cheech & Chong, Woodstock, Coexist, Chris Dyer, psychedelic, geometric, digital, blacklight reactive, glow in the dark, and traditional Indian designs, to name a few, there's sure to be something to make everyone happy. Retail store owners log in to see wholesale prices.

Do you remember when you got your first tapestry?