Tapestries like that cost $150-200 each, and are hard to secure.
My "hippie rags" were way less (and probably lower quality). They are basically dyed sheets. I found them on Amazon (search wall tapestry and sort by price) and https://trippystore.com/collections/tapestries There was another website but I can't remember which one.
Sure! We have many 'commercial' tapestries, and they generally make up the outer perimeter display. Had only two disappear over the years, so not too bad. I looked at that site -
https://trippystore.com/collections/tapestries - and we have 3 of the ones shown on page one. This one has good 'bang for the buck' -

These are printed, and not tie dyed. Use a color changing LED light, and it appears to spiral.
MANY ALL of the chinese tie dyes are printed. Especially the shirts you see with a logo/design on a tie dye background. Its funny when a noob is bragging about their hand made tie dye...and someone else has the same exact shirt.

Full Stop. As Dire Straits said - " Two men think they're Jesus..... one of them MUST be wrong"

Most hand made are dyed sheets, queen usually. We have one done out of heavier material, and its 4' x 25'.

The vendor was getting beat up on the price by a customer, and brought it to me. " IS this worth a $100? This guy wants me to go to $80.." I responded by buying it for $100 then and there. We use it for a top border on the 13x13 pop ups. Never seen another quite like it.
The 'skull' one was done by the artist over the course of two weeks. If you look carefully in the 'teeth' you can see names, it is a memory tapestry for Suwannee Rising 2019. We have many tap's that have names and dates to help us remember the good times every time we unpack them.
The peace sign one was a beginner tie dye from a friend, she does MUCH better now, but we love that one. The other patterned one by the skull was a facebook find for only $75. Guy was 'cleaning out the studio' and selling cheap. I got two shirts for $15 each!
Mrs V found me a Polo shirt tie dye this last fest.

For those occasions that require a shirt with a collar.

A good method for getting the best hand done pieces is to GET THERE FIRST. Mrs V gets my wallet and makes a beeline to the vendors early on. She gets the hard to find items then and there, and works slowly buying the more expensive pieces. But wait too long on a good piece... its gone.
We have friends with tie dye suits, skirts, overalls and , for the win, a tie dye kilt.
Topic Drift....its a thing.

Glad we are not getting graded on this. I will be making more awning progress after I can rope in a couple friends for an afternoon of test fitting.
