The emblem of Poland, the Polish Eagle (Polski Orzel) has evolved over the centuries. This beautiful woven tapestry highlights twelve of those eagles beginning with the year 1268.  In the center is the present day design.  Each of the historical eagles is dated. Polska is the Polish word for Poland and Sto Lat means 100 years. In Poland people wish each other Sto Lat on their birthdays.  Perfect for a bedroom, den, library, or hall display.

Jacquard weave is used to produce patterned fabrics. The intricate patterns or figures are created all over the fabrics. It is woven on a jacquard loom. This type of loom differs with standard looms. It has a jacquard attachment or a punch card. In a jacquard loom, the warp yarn is individually controlled and not in groups. This allows creating more complex designs.

Jacquard weave was invented by a Frenchman named Joseph Marie Jacquired. Fabrics of jacquard weave are costly because it involves more time and skill in making the Jacquard cards to produce new patterns. Moreover the weaving operation is also very slow.
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