Bruges (Brugge) was founded in the 9th century by Vikings who settled here at the end of the little river 'de Reie'.

The name Bruges is probably derived from the old-Scandinavian word 'Bryggia', which means 'harbor, or mooring place'.

This tapestry captures the quaint feel of the early era town. The horse and buggy in particular make this piece.

This tapestry is woven in Belgium. Belgian tapestries are known for their fine weaving and delicate design. This is a gorgeous piece you will be proud to display in your home.

This tapestry comes fully lined and backed with a tapestry rod sleeve so you can hang it easily.

View of Bruges II is 18 inches long x 25 inches wide.