The Lady and the Unicorn Sense of Smell Tapestry clan They were hidden in the

They were hidden in the 17th Century to avoid destruction at the hands of Oliver Cromwell's forces

The design includes some of the most iconic landmarks and quirky details

and regions to symbolize their heritage

Drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscapes and heritage

Emotive portraits of animals went down very well with the Victorian public

The Lady and the Unicorn Sense of Smell Tapestry clan They were hidden in theThe original Lady and the Unicorn Tapestries are the most celebrated set that have survived from the medieval period. They consist of six which can now be found in the Cluny Museum, Paris. These tapestries depict the five human senses and the sixth is called "To My Only Desire". This tapestry 'Sense of Smell'; shows the Lady smelling a flower, depicting the sense of smell. Note the`mille fleur' (thousand flowers) covered with tiny flowers, among which