tapestry

Preposition: of

• color: This area is being given new life - the emphasis is still on creating a tapestry of color in the cottage garden style.
• sound: A rich tapestry of sounds - with some blinding guitar work - supports the strong vocals... this is a really great composition.
• story: I remember your darkly woven poetry; your saturated tapestry of overlapping stories.

Converse of object

• weave: Man weaves a mythical tapestry of nature's moods.
• embroider: Instead, invest in large cushions in embroidered, tapestry or faux fur and suede for ultimate luxury.
• commission: The sofas in the drawing room are covered in a specially commissioned tapestry.
• create: This area is being given new life - the emphasis is still on creating a tapestry of color in the cottage garden style.

Adjective modifier

• Gobelin: A view of the Gobelin Tapestry of ' Joseph and His Brothers ' , which hangs on the west wall.
• rich: The rich tapestry on offer is here clearly revealed.
• intricate: Some were aggressive, some peaceful, but all helped to weave an intricate tapestry of peoples, culture and traditions.
• colorful: The rood screen is also 14th century and a colorful tapestry hangs on the west wall.

Modifies a noun

• hanging: We sat waiting for the bride in a room painted in a cool shade of blue with tapestry wall hangings on each wall.
• weaver: The cartoons were sent to the Brussels workshop of tapestry weaver Pieter van Aelst in early 1517.
• cartoon: The room is dominated by two tapestry cartoons by Penni, a student of Raphael.
• canvas: Commonly known as Tapestry, embroidery on tapestry canvas is also known as Canvas Work or, in the USA, as Needlepoint.
• kit: Retreat Tapestry Limited edition tapestry kits from the highlands of Scotland.
• portrait: N 6 is the tapestry number in the series of 9, including the tapestry portrait of Queen Victoria.