Tibetan Potala Palace Rug w/ Fringe Tapestry Wall Hanging Decor

The item is a hand-woven Tibetan rug or wall hanging depicting the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet. Key features include:  Material: Typically made from Tibetan highland sheep's wool called "changpel".  Dimensions: Approximately 42 inches in height and 44.5 inches in width, including fringe.  Design: Features a detailed depiction of the Potala Palace, with imagery of clouds and cranes.  Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted with a distinctive ridged surface.  Function: Can be used as a floor covering, wall decoration, or seating carpet.  Cultural Significance: Often incorporates religious symbols and motifs.  Production: Originally made by Tibetan refugees in Kathmandu and now produced for social good.  Durability: Known for its strength, luxurious texture, and long-lasting quality.