Medieval Animal Tapestries
WEIRD MEDIEVAL BESTIARY WAR Between Dog and Killer Rabbit on the Dragon Tapestry
by BulganLumini
$30
Description: A playful medieval-inspired scene featuring four upright rabbits: one raising a horn-like instrument, one interacting with a red-robed figure, one carrying a spear, and one holding a wind instrument. This quirky ensemble blends storybook art, fantasy humor, and medieval adventure, making it a fun choice for folklore fans, roleplaying gamers, fantasy readers, and anyone who enjoys unusual animal characters.
Description: Medieval bestiary playing musical instruments. Digital collage by Bulgan Lumini ©
WEIRD MEDIEVAL BESTIARY MAKING MUSIC, Three Owls And Concert of Rabbits Tapestry
by BulganLumini
$30
Description: Aberdeen Bestiary collection. Digital collage elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from Ancient Medieval miniatures,
MEDIEVAL BESTIARY,SALAMANDER, FANTASTIC ANIMALS IN GOLD RED BLUE COLORS Tapestry
by BulganLumini
$30
Description: For fans of brave Corgis and epic fantasy, this Medieval Corgi Knight stands ready for adventure. A valiant warrior in shining armor, this design captures the majestic spirit of your favorite fluffy companion. Perfect for Corgi owners, fantasy role-playing game enthusiasts, and anyone who loves unique animal artwork. Show your allegiance to the fluff and the sword!
Description: *The frame is part of the design, not a physical frame. In this commanding design, a Scottish Terrier steps into the role of a medieval chieftain, exuding royal strength and regality. Cloaked in a robust tartan kilt adorned with noble symbols, the Scottish Terrier stands with a dignified presence, embodying the fortitude associated with chieftains. This design seamlessly combines the tenacious spirit of a Scottish Terrier with the grandeur of a medieval chieftain, resulting in a visually powerful and regal portrayal of a canine leader with strength and nobility.
Description: The Scitalis or Scytale is a serpent from Medieval bestiaries, such as the Aberdeen Bestiary, supposed to have such marvelous markings on its back that its appearance would stun the viewer, slowing the person down so that they could be caught. Its bodily heat was so great that it shed its skin even in the winter Aberdeen Bestiary collection. Digital collage elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from Ancient Medieval miniatures,