Mulberry Tree Collection
The mulberry tree, a symbol of history and culture, has been immortalized in various forms throughout the ages
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The mulberry tree, a symbol of history and culture, has been immortalized in various forms throughout the ages. From tapestry cushion covers depicting Pyramus and Thisbe to woodcut illustrations of their tragic love story, this majestic tree has inspired countless artists. In Hamburg, Germany, a tapestry cushion cover was meticulously crafted in 1615 using wool. The scene depicted Pyramus and Thisbe's ill-fated romance, capturing the essence of their forbidden love under the shade of a mulberry tree. "The Childrens Hour: Stories from the Classics" featured an enchanting tale called "Thisbe and the Lioness. " As young readers delved into this captivating story, they were transported to ancient times where brave Thisbe sought refuge beneath a mighty mulberry tree while being pursued by a fierce lioness. Garrick, renowned actor-manager of his time, received a special gift from Stratford-on-Avon - a box made from the wood of Shakespeare's very own mulberry tree. An engraving commemorates this unique present that connects two great artistic minds across centuries. China's rich cultural heritage is intertwined with its flora and fauna. A color lithograph showcased people alongside plants native to China - including the elegant mulberry tree. Its significance in Chinese tradition cannot be overstated as it represents longevity and prosperity. An old manor stood proudly beside an ancient mulberry tree in a black-and-white photograph. The image captured both nature's resilience and human history entwined together harmoniously over time. Visitors at Tudor Exhibition marveled at relics from the sixteenth century displayed through engravings. Among them was an engraving showcasing Brunetti's model of Ancient Jerusalem with its prominent Mulberry Tree standing tall amidst architectural wonders. Shakespearean enthusiasts admired Shakespeares Mulberry Tree Cup carved out of wood. It served as both functional tableware and homage to one of literature's greatest playwrights, forever linked to the mulberry tree.