gobelin (Meaning)
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gobelin (a.)
Pertaining to tapestry produced in the so-called works, which have been maintained by the French Government since 1667.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gobelin
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gobelin Sentence Examples
- The antique shop displayed an exquisite gobelin tapestry depicting a woodland scene.
- The palace was adorned with magnificent gobelins, their intricate threads capturing historical events.
- The artist spent years meticulously weaving a gobelin that would become a masterpiece.
- The gobelin tablecloth adorned the grand dining table, adding a touch of elegance to the occasion.
- The ancient castle boasted a secret room where rumor had it that a priceless gobelin was hidden.
- The museum curated a collection of rare gobelins, showcasing the artistry of skilled weavers.
- The gobelin runner on the marble staircase exuded both warmth and sophistication.
- The artist used vibrant hues of silk and wool to create a mesmerizing gobelin that captivated the viewer's gaze.
- The gobelin cushion covers added a splash of color and texture to the cozy living room.
- The intricate design of the gobelin wall hanging became a conversation piece for guests visiting the grand hall.
FAQs About the word gobelin
Pertaining to tapestry produced in the so-called works, which have been maintained by the French Government since 1667.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The antique shop displayed an exquisite gobelin tapestry depicting a woodland scene.
The palace was adorned with magnificent gobelins, their intricate threads capturing historical events.
The artist spent years meticulously weaving a gobelin that would become a masterpiece.
The gobelin tablecloth adorned the grand dining table, adding a touch of elegance to the occasion.
