Rabbit from "The Lady and the Unicorn" | Framed Machine Embroidery Art

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A small framed artwork featuring a rabbit inspired by "The Lady and the Unicorn," the famous series of six medieval tapestries housed at the Musée de Cluny in Paris, France. The colorful flora surrounding the rabbit is rendered in the millefleurs ("thousand flowers") style, a iconic decorative motif in medieval European art. This delicate and richly detailed world is recreated through intricate machine embroidery. Crafted with lustrous rayon threads, the embroidery beautifully catches the light from different angles, highlighting the natural sheen of the thread and creating a soft, dimensional texture. The background fabric is a textured s…

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TENRAI embroideryArt, in Thread.

Saitama, Japan · Japan · Crafting since 2026

Art, history, and craftsmanship are at the heart of TENRAI embroidery. Inspired by artistic works and traditional visual cultures from around the world, we translate their forms and colors into contemporary machine embroidery. Each piece is a small exploration of the possibilities of thread as an artistic medium.