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RATNA WOVEN TAPESTRY

£945.00

RATNA WOVEN TAPESTRY EXCLUSIVE RUN OF ONLY 10 PIECES

Voluptuous crones romp through a midnight jungle. Large flowers protrude from the undergrowth and animals peep through the trees. Made in earth tones of grey and ochre and rendered in a naïve Post- Impressionist style, reminiscent of Henri Rousseau.

FURTHER READING

Ratna Mangali is the daughter of Calon Arang, a character in Javanese and Balinese folklore dating from the 12th century. Tradition calls her a witch, a master of black magic and the demon queen Rangda is said to be the incarnation of Calon Arang.

According to legend in the village of Girah in the Kediri Kingdom long ago, there lived a cruel widow named Calon Arang who had a beautiful daughter named Ratna Manggali, but even though she was very beautiful, the people of Girah were afraid to take her as a wife because of her ruthless mother, they said she was a witch who practiced black magic, so Ratna Manggali had no suitors.

Knowing this, Calon Arang became furious, she held all the people in the village responsible and put
a curse on Girah. She went to the cemetery, performed a dark ceremony and sacri ced a child, soon the goddess Durga appeared and accepted the witch’s offering, ful lling her wish. A ood engulfed the village and took many people’s lives. Afterward, many of the survivors became sick with an incurable plague and died. Nobody was spared.

FEATURES

• Multi Woven Fabric  
• Original Artwork
• Exclusive run of only 10 pieces
• 100% Certified Recycled Wool & Cotton,
• For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees

SIZE

150 cm x 189 cm

SUSTAINABILITY

These tapestries elevate textile art to a new level, blending intricate design with exceptional detail through advanced weaving technology. Lovingly crafted in the Netherlands, they are the work of a pioneering textile company, the first in the nation to achieve the prestigious OEKO-TEX STeP Level 2 sustainability certification.

Made with Newlife Yarns and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100-certified recycled wool and cotton, each tapestry embodies a commitment to eco-friendly materials. Produced in a factory powered entirely by 100% green energy, these works of art are as sustainable as they are beautiful—a harmonious fusion of creativity and ethical craftsmanship.

Each tapestry is part of an exclusive run of only 10 pieces, making it a rare treasure for collectors.

For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees.

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RATNA WOVEN TAPESTRY EXCLUSIVE RUN OF ONLY 10 PIECES

Voluptuous crones romp through a midnight jungle. Large flowers protrude from the undergrowth and animals peep through the trees. Made in earth tones of grey and ochre and rendered in a naïve Post- Impressionist style, reminiscent of Henri Rousseau.

FURTHER READING

Ratna Mangali is the daughter of Calon Arang, a character in Javanese and Balinese folklore dating from the 12th century. Tradition calls her a witch, a master of black magic and the demon queen Rangda is said to be the incarnation of Calon Arang.

According to legend in the village of Girah in the Kediri Kingdom long ago, there lived a cruel widow named Calon Arang who had a beautiful daughter named Ratna Manggali, but even though she was very beautiful, the people of Girah were afraid to take her as a wife because of her ruthless mother, they said she was a witch who practiced black magic, so Ratna Manggali had no suitors.

Knowing this, Calon Arang became furious, she held all the people in the village responsible and put
a curse on Girah. She went to the cemetery, performed a dark ceremony and sacri ced a child, soon the goddess Durga appeared and accepted the witch’s offering, ful lling her wish. A ood engulfed the village and took many people’s lives. Afterward, many of the survivors became sick with an incurable plague and died. Nobody was spared.

FEATURES

• Multi Woven Fabric  
• Original Artwork
• Exclusive run of only 10 pieces
• 100% Certified Recycled Wool & Cotton,
• For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees

SIZE

150 cm x 189 cm

SUSTAINABILITY

These tapestries elevate textile art to a new level, blending intricate design with exceptional detail through advanced weaving technology. Lovingly crafted in the Netherlands, they are the work of a pioneering textile company, the first in the nation to achieve the prestigious OEKO-TEX STeP Level 2 sustainability certification.

Made with Newlife Yarns and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100-certified recycled wool and cotton, each tapestry embodies a commitment to eco-friendly materials. Produced in a factory powered entirely by 100% green energy, these works of art are as sustainable as they are beautiful—a harmonious fusion of creativity and ethical craftsmanship.

Each tapestry is part of an exclusive run of only 10 pieces, making it a rare treasure for collectors.

For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees.

RATNA WOVEN TAPESTRY EXCLUSIVE RUN OF ONLY 10 PIECES

Voluptuous crones romp through a midnight jungle. Large flowers protrude from the undergrowth and animals peep through the trees. Made in earth tones of grey and ochre and rendered in a naïve Post- Impressionist style, reminiscent of Henri Rousseau.

FURTHER READING

Ratna Mangali is the daughter of Calon Arang, a character in Javanese and Balinese folklore dating from the 12th century. Tradition calls her a witch, a master of black magic and the demon queen Rangda is said to be the incarnation of Calon Arang.

According to legend in the village of Girah in the Kediri Kingdom long ago, there lived a cruel widow named Calon Arang who had a beautiful daughter named Ratna Manggali, but even though she was very beautiful, the people of Girah were afraid to take her as a wife because of her ruthless mother, they said she was a witch who practiced black magic, so Ratna Manggali had no suitors.

Knowing this, Calon Arang became furious, she held all the people in the village responsible and put
a curse on Girah. She went to the cemetery, performed a dark ceremony and sacri ced a child, soon the goddess Durga appeared and accepted the witch’s offering, ful lling her wish. A ood engulfed the village and took many people’s lives. Afterward, many of the survivors became sick with an incurable plague and died. Nobody was spared.

FEATURES

• Multi Woven Fabric  
• Original Artwork
• Exclusive run of only 10 pieces
• 100% Certified Recycled Wool & Cotton,
• For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees

SIZE

150 cm x 189 cm

SUSTAINABILITY

These tapestries elevate textile art to a new level, blending intricate design with exceptional detail through advanced weaving technology. Lovingly crafted in the Netherlands, they are the work of a pioneering textile company, the first in the nation to achieve the prestigious OEKO-TEX STeP Level 2 sustainability certification.

Made with Newlife Yarns and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100-certified recycled wool and cotton, each tapestry embodies a commitment to eco-friendly materials. Produced in a factory powered entirely by 100% green energy, these works of art are as sustainable as they are beautiful—a harmonious fusion of creativity and ethical craftsmanship.

Each tapestry is part of an exclusive run of only 10 pieces, making it a rare treasure for collectors.

For Every Item Sold We Plant 3 Trees.


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