Vintage Loom-Woven Peacock Wall Tapestry in Custom Wooden Shadow Box

This item is a rectangular loom-woven wall tapestry featuring a symmetrical, mirrored composition of two peacocks facing each other atop a classical balustrade. The textile exhibits a rich color palette dominated by deep indigo blue in the background, with vibrant emerald greens, magentas, and golden yellows defining the peacocks and floral motifs. The peacocks are rendered with elaborate plumage detail, including the characteristic 'eyes' on their long tails which drape over the railing. In the background, a white architectural structure resembling a palace or pergola is visible against a pastoral landscape. The tapestry is framed by a stylized floral border on all four sides. It is mounted within an unusual, custom-built wooden structural frame featuring a scalloped valance or cornice at the top, which creates a shadow-box effect. The wood appears to be a medium-toned stained pine or similar softwood. Regarding condition, the tapestry appears well-preserved with no immediate signs of significant fading, though there is slight sagging in the mounting. The wooden enclosure shows minor surface wear and dust accumulation consistent with mid-20th-century home decor. This style of machine-woven tapestry was highly popular in the 1960s and 1970s, often produced in Italy or Belgium, and is prized for its kitsch aesthetic and bold graphic quality.