Framed Vintage Floral Needlepoint Tapestry

This item is an elongated rectangular framed textile art piece, specifically a needlepoint of wool or cotton thread on a fine-grid canvas. The central motif features a vertical cascading arrangement of large, blooming roses in shades of dusty pink, mauve, cream, and deep burgundy, accented by variegated green and olive foliage. The background consists of a neutral, oatmeal-colored stitch. The piece is housed in a simple, flat-profile wooden frame painted in a dark forest green. Based on the style and color palette, this item likely dates between the mid-20th century (1940s-1960s), often associated with the cottagecore or traditional English country aesthetic. The craftsmanship displays dense, consistent stitching, indicating significant time and effort in its creation. Regarding condition, the frame shows visible signs of wear with several paint chips and abrasions along the edges, revealing the natural wood beneath. There is a noticeable horizontal line or crease near the middle of the textile, which may indicate a past folding of the canvas or a shift in the mounting. The glass shows surface dust and reflections, but the textile colors appear relatively stable despite minor age-related fading.