Vintage Illustrated Textile Placemat/Panel featuring Mining Town Scene

This item appears to be a vintage textile panel, possibly a placemat or a small decorative tapestry, featuring an intricate illustration of a mining town or village nestled within a mountainous landscape. The overall color scheme is monochromatic, with sepia-toned brown ink or dye on a light, aged cream fabric background. The fabric itself seems to be a woven material, likely cotton or linen, exhibiting a fine texture. The illustration depicts numerous structures, including houses, barns, and what appears to be a mining operation with large smokestacks and a conveyor system on the left side. Rolling hills and prominent, jagged mountains form the backdrop, suggesting a rugged, perhaps Western, environment. Details such as fences, individual trees (both deciduous and coniferous), and what could be railroad tracks or mining cart tracks are visible, adding to the narrative of the scene. The drawing style is detailed with a fine line, exhibiting good craftsmanship and a somewhat rustic, historical aesthetic. In the upper center, there is a visible hole or tear in the fabric, appearing as a vertical slit with some fraying at the edges, which is a significant condition issue. Additionally, there are two smaller, circular holes or perforations near the top edge, consistent with being hung or previously bound. The overall cream color of the fabric suggests some age or natural yellowing over time, indicating a vintage piece rather than a contemporary one. There are no immediately discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided image, although the lower right corner does contain some faint, illegible script, possibly a signature or title. The style suggests an era from the mid-20th century, perhaps 1940s-1970s, due to the artistic style and apparent material degradation.