This historical tapestry depicts a phalanx of cavalry rushing toward the enemy.

In the year 1066 Edward the Confessor, king of England, is deceased. Guillaume has prepared his fleet for several days and is on the point of leaving Normandy. His aim is to conquer England and overthrow Harold, new King of England.

The Bayeux tapestry depicts the entire battle between the Normans and the Saxons in detailed panels.

This piece is woven in North America from 100% cotton. It comes backed with lining and a tunnel for easy hanging.

Bayeux Cavalry measures 27 inches long by 76 inches wide.