Tapestry is a form of textile art that has been used for centuries to decorate walls and floors. It is usually composed of wool, linen, or silk threads woven together to create intricate patterns and designs. CARPET, TAPIS, ARRAS, and GOBELIN are all types of tapestries. CARPET is a type of tapestry made from thickly woven wool or cotton fibers, while TAPIS is a type of tapestry made from thin, lightweight wool or linen threads. ARRAS is a type of tapestry made from wool or silk threads, and GOBELIN is a type of tapestry made from wool or silk threads that are dyed in bright colors.