Ingegerd Silow, Sweden. Handwoven tapestry with two fighting roosters. Approx. 1960s. la The famous “Blue Onion” pattern

The famous “Blue Onion” pattern by Meissen was introduced in 1739 and remains one of the manufactory’s most iconic and beloved designs

Dating: Circa 1930

collectible examples of his work in miniature scale

Minor paint wear at the bottom of the vase

Ingegerd Silow, Sweden. Handwoven tapestry with two fighting roosters. Approx. 1960s. la The famous “Blue Onion” patternIngegerd Silow, handwoven tapestry. Decorative handwoven wool tapestry depicting two fighting roosters surrounding an egg, executed in shades of blue. Signed with the woven monogram "IS". Origin: Sweden. Material: Wool. Dimensions: H. 95 cm, W. 127 cm. Period: 1960s. Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: Ingegerd Silow (19162005) was a Swedish textile artist and master weaver educated at Konstfack in Stockholm and the School of