• Sacrificial Offering in a Temple throw blanket flat front, cream with sepia-brown ink temple scene and figures, fringe border
  • Sacrificial Offering in a Temple throw blanket over bench, cream sepia-brown ink design, colorful fringe cascading down sides
  • Sacrificial Offering in a Temple throw blanket flat reverse, dark charcoal with blue-teal abstract woven pattern, fringe
  • Sacrificial Offering in a Temple throw blanket folded, sepia front with plain gray reverse, colorful fringe, folded corner
  • Sacrificial Offering in a Temple throw blanket over sofa, cream sepia-brown sketch with striped border, fringe flowing
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Sacrificial Offering in a Temple Tapestry Blanket

Sacrificial Offering in a Temple Tapestry Blanket

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✓ Jacquard-woven cotton throw  ·  ✓ Soft & reversible  ·  ✓ Made to order for you

This pen, ink and wash drawing, made after 1750 by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), reflects the Venetian-born artist's lifelong obsession with the ruins and rituals of ancient Rome. Piranesi, famed for his dramatic etched views of Roman antiquities and his fantastical “Prisons” series, combined faithful architectural observation with his own poetic embellishments, populating scenes like this one with imagined altars, vases and ceremonial detail drawn from his deep study of the classical world.

Jacquard-woven in soft, durable cotton — a warm, fully reversible throw for the sofa, bed or reading chair.

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