The mod's Asian, Middle Eastern and American designs work well in temples, desert palaces, mountain shrines and cozy themed houses. Hang them using the standard vanilla painting.
Matching Tapestries to Your Build
- Desert temple or Persian palace: *Relic Of Eranshahr*, inspired by a 3rd-century Sasanian Persian textile, suits sandstone halls. *Coptic Bird*, from an 8th-century Egyptian fragment, fits side chambers and corridors.
- Chinese-style temple or garden house: *A Peach Thief* (around 100 BC) and *Peaches of Immortality* (15th century) share a peach theme. Hang them as a pair in a courtyard pavilion or shrine room.
- Mesa, canyon or adobe build: *Spirit Of The Navajo* matches terracotta and red sand builds well.
- Mountain ruins or jungle temple: *Andean Relic*, inspired by pre-Incan textiles, fits stone ruins and terraced structures.
Hanging Them Step by Step
1. Craft a painting from sticks and wool.
2. Pick a solid, flat wall with no torches, buttons or other blocks on the open area you want to use.
3. Place the painting. If the wrong design appears, break it and place it again.
4. Repeat until the tapestry you want shows up.
For a cozy house, a single tapestry above a bed or fireplace adds character without clutter. In a temple, line both sides of the main hall with matching pieces to lead the eye toward the altar.