White as light on water, the Egret is a symbol of purity and patience.
In ancient Egypt, it was linked to the sun god Ra, rising each day with the dawn.
Across cultures, it embodies grace in stillness — standing motionless until the right moment arrives.
A bird of clarity and elegance, reminding us that strength can lie in quiet persistence.
Egrets in motion—feeding, flying, and pausing—are captured in this lively fine cotton tapestry by Nadra (Egypt). The piece is framed by traditional hand saddle-stitching and full-grain Cognac leather by Anette in Haraldsted, Denmark.
A gathering of white egrets is visited by a single, solitary black hoopoe, woven in fine cotton tapestry by Halawa. The scene is set in strong, hand saddle-stitched Cognac leather by Anette in Haraldsted, Denmark.
White egrets move through pink blossoms on a rare, luminous teal-green ground. This vibrant tapestry by Halawa (Egypt) is paired with earthy, hand saddle-stitched Swedish leather by Anette in Haraldsted, Denmark.