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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
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| Flat Front View | flat-front | — | 0 | Yes |
| Three-Quarter View | three-quarter-angle | — | 0 | — |
| Hanging Hardware Detail | hanging-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Fabric Texture Close-Up | fabric-texture-macro | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Room Context | lifestyle-bedroom | — | 0 | — |
| Corner Construction Detail | corner-detail | — | 0 | — |
Common print-on-demand tapestry sizes include 51x60 inches, 68x80 inches, and 90x100 inches. The most popular size for bedroom and living room use is 68x80 inches. This mockup template accommodates various aspect ratios through the Smart Object design area, so your artwork scales to the specific dimensions offered by your fulfillment provider.
With SudoMock, you upload your design artwork via the REST API or Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites your design onto the white fabric surface of this template using Multiply blend mode, which allows the cotton blend weave texture to show through your artwork. Each render costs $0.002 and completes in under a second.
Yes. This template produces rendered images suitable for Etsy product listings. The gallery lifestyle angle provides room context that helps buyers understand scale, while the flat front view shows the full design area. SudoMock integrates with automation tools like Zapier and Make for batch rendering across multiple designs.
SudoMock offers 500 free rendering credits on signup, which covers 500 tapestry mockup renders at $0.002 each. Unlike static PSD downloads, SudoMock renders mockups programmatically via API, allowing you to generate hundreds of product images from a single template with different designs. Other options include Placeit and Printify's built-in mockup generator.
SudoMock uses Multiply blend mode when compositing designs onto fabric templates. This blend mode darkens pixels based on the underlying texture, so the cotton blend weave pattern remains visible through your artwork. The result looks like the design was actually printed or dye-sublimated into the fabric rather than digitally pasted on top.
Tapestry mockups are widely used by POD sellers on platforms like Redbubble, Society6, and Fine Art America. According to Mordor Intelligence, home decor is growing at 27.29% CAGR in the print-on-demand market. Multiple mockup angles, including lifestyle room shots, help buyers visualize the product in their space, which research shows reduces return rates.
Most POD tapestries use lightweight polyester or cotton-polyester blend fabric, typically between 100-200 GSM. Dye-sublimation printing is the standard production method, which infuses ink directly into the fabric fibers for durability. This mockup template replicates a cotton blend weave texture that is representative of common POD tapestry fabrics.
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The print-on-demand market was valued at USD 12.15 billion in 2025 and is forecast to reach USD 37.85 billion by 2030, advancing at a 25.52% CAGR (Mordor Intelligence, 2025).
Wall tapestries are part of the home decor segment within this growing market, making accurate product mockups increasingly relevant for sellers.
Home decor is growing at 27.29% CAGR in print-on-demand, with wall art alone projected to elevate the POD market size for decor items to USD 24 billion by 2030 (Mordor Intelligence, 2025).
Tapestries fall within the wall art and home decor category, which is outpacing several other POD product segments in growth rate.
75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when deciding on a potential purchase (E-commerce Research, 2024).
For tapestry sellers, this means product mockups that accurately represent fabric texture, scale, and room context directly influence buyer decisions.
“When used correctly, lifestyle mockups create emotional context, helping customers imagine the product in their own life, a proven psychological trigger that increases likelihood to purchase.”
“We render tapestry mockups for about 400 SKUs each season. Having multiple angles, especially the gallery lifestyle shot and fabric close-up, reduces customer questions about material quality and actual size.”
“The print-on-demand market continues to expand rapidly, with home decor categories including wall tapestries representing a significant growth segment alongside apparel.”
“Wall art and home decor products are among the fastest-growing categories in print-on-demand, driven by consumer demand for personalized living spaces.”
“Wall tapestries are a popular print-on-demand product category, typically produced using dye-sublimation printing on lightweight polyester or cotton blend fabrics.”
“Tapestry mockups are widely used by print-on-demand sellers to create product listings that show potential buyers how their designs will appear on finished wall hangings.”
“Custom tapestries are fulfilled through dye-sublimation or direct-to-garment printing processes, with lightweight fabric construction suitable for wall hanging display.”
This mockup template shows a white cotton blend tapestry displayed inside a cool-toned art gallery space. The gallery features blue-gray walls, a polished concrete floor, and overhead skylight panels that provide diffused, even illumination across the fabric surface. The tapestry is rectangular in portrait orientation, hung flat against the wall with brass grommets at the four corners. The blank white surface is ready for design placement through SudoMock's rendering API.
The flat front view captures the full tapestry hanging centered on the gallery wall. The fabric drapes with a slight natural sag toward the bottom center, creating subtle folds that indicate the lightweight cotton blend material. Brass grommets are visible at each corner, and the edges show finished overlock stitching. The background wall is a muted blue-gray, providing separation from the white fabric.
The three-quarter angle view shows the tapestry from the left side at an angle, revealing how the fabric falls away from the wall. Deep folds cascade from the upper right corner down to the lower left, demonstrating the drape characteristics of the cotton blend weave. The gallery ceiling with its gridded skylight panels and track lighting fixtures is visible above.
The hanging hardware detail is a close-up of the upper left corner. A single brass grommet is clearly visible, set into the reinforced edge. The overlock hem stitching runs along both the top edge and left side, showing a zigzag pattern in white thread. The fabric's woven texture is visible at this distance, with a fine crosshatch weave pattern.
The fabric texture macro shot is an extreme close-up taken from a low angle looking across the surface of the fabric. The tight knit weave pattern is visible as a repeating grid of small interlocking loops. The gallery skylight panels appear blurred in the background above. This angle shows how the cotton blend material accepts dye-sublimation printing at the fiber level.
The lifestyle room context view pulls back to show the tapestry within the full gallery environment. The tapestry hangs on the far wall with slight fabric drape. To the left, a small side table holds a globe lamp next to a potted tropical plant. To the right, two sculptural objects sit on black pedestals. The overhead skylight grid covers a large portion of the ceiling, and track lighting runs along both sides. This wide shot communicates the tapestry's scale relative to furnishings.
The corner construction detail shows the upper right corner with the fabric folded back to reveal the reverse side. A brass grommet sits at the corner point. The overlock stitching is visible along both edges, and the fold reveals that the reverse side has a slightly different texture from the front face. The gallery wall and skylight are visible behind the folded corner.
This template is designed for SudoMock's PSD rendering pipeline. The white fabric surface serves as the Smart Object target area where user designs are composited. The cotton blend material texture remains visible through applied designs when using Multiply blend mode, which allows the fabric weave to show through artwork for a realistic printed appearance.
Six camera angles are included: flat front (primary), three-quarter angle, hanging hardware detail, fabric texture macro, lifestyle gallery context, and corner construction detail. Each angle is rendered at high resolution suitable for e-commerce product listings, marketplace pages, and social media content.
Suitable for print-on-demand sellers listing tapestries on Etsy, Redbubble, Society6, and similar platforms. Compatible with Shopify, WooCommerce, and other e-commerce storefronts. The gallery setting provides a clean, architectural context for wall art and home decor product categories.