Tapestry (noun)

A decorative textile piece, usually made of wool or silk, that is woven or embroidered with a design.

Origin:

Derived from old french, meaning 'a cover, a curtain.'.

Examples:

1. The museum displayed a collection of ancient tapestries, depicting scenes from mythology and folklore.
2. The tapestry was a magnificent work of art, depicting the battles and triumphs of the kingdom.
3. The room was adorned with a beautiful tapestry, adding warmth and richness to the decor.
4. The tapestry was made in the medieval era, and was passed down from generation to generation as a family heirloom.
5. The artist created a unique tapestry, blending traditional techniques with modern materials and patterns.