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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 | — |
Upload your tapestry artwork to SudoMock via the API or Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites your design onto the white tapestry surface using the Smart Object layer. For fabric products like tapestries, the Multiply blend mode is recommended so the tri-blend weave texture remains visible through your artwork.
Yes. This template set includes a flat front view suitable for Etsy main listing images and a lifestyle living room shot for secondary images. Etsy sellers commonly use tapestry mockups to show their designs on the product before printing. The rendered output can be downloaded as PNG, JPEG, or WebP at resolutions up to 10,000px.
Common wall tapestry sizes for print-on-demand include 26x36 inches, 36x26 inches, 51x60 inches, and 68x80 inches. The lifestyle image in this mockup set shows the tapestry spanning roughly from sofa height to above head height, suggesting a large format around 51x60 inches or similar. Check your print provider's size options when preparing your design file.
This mockup depicts a tri-blend fabric tapestry. The texture macro image shows a tight, uniform grid-like knit pattern with a matte finish. Tri-blend fabrics typically combine polyester, cotton, and rayon, offering a soft hand feel and good dye-sublimation print receptivity. The weave is visible through the white surface and will show through rendered designs when using Multiply blend mode.
This template shows brass grommets at all four corners. The hanging detail image reveals a brass rod or hook passing through the corner grommet with a cord extending from the top. The overlock hem stitching reinforces each grommet point. This grommet-based hanging system is standard for print-on-demand tapestries and allows buyers to see realistic mounting hardware.
Tapestry mockups are a standard tool for POD sellers listing wall hangings on platforms like Redbubble, Society6, Fine Art America, and Etsy. According to e-commerce research, 75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when making purchase decisions. A mockup showing the tapestry in a room context helps buyers gauge size and decorative fit without requiring a physical sample.
Multiply blend mode is recommended for fabric-based products like tapestries. This allows the underlying tri-blend weave texture to show through the overlaid design, producing a realistic fabric-embedded appearance. The texture macro in this template shows the tight grid-like knit that becomes visible through rendered artwork, avoiding the flat digital-overlay look that Normal blend mode would produce.
This template includes six angles: flat front view showing the full print area, three-quarter angle demonstrating fabric drape, hanging hardware close-up with brass grommet and cord detail, fabric texture macro showing the tri-blend knit weave, lifestyle living room setting with furniture for scale reference, and corner construction detail showing grommet and hem stitching. Each angle renders independently via the API.
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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).
Tapestries are part of the home decor segment within this expanding market, making mockup templates increasingly valuable for sellers entering the category.
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).
Wall tapestries fall within this wall art category, and sellers need accurate mockups to list these products on marketplaces.
75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when deciding on a potential purchase (E-commerce Research, 2024).
Tapestry mockups that show the product in realistic room settings help buyers visualize scale and placement in their own spaces.
22% of product returns are due to the received product looking different from the photos (Conversion Rate Optimization Research, 2024).
Accurate fabric texture rendering in tapestry mockups reduces the gap between expectation and reality for home decor purchases.
The wall art market is estimated to grow from $64 billion in 2024 to $101.3 billion by 2032 (Printful Home Decor Market Report, 2024).
This growth encompasses custom tapestries, making mockup templates a practical tool for sellers entering or scaling in this segment.
“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.”
“Mockups aren't just for product pages. High-quality visuals help boost click-through rates and engagement.”
“We photograph each tapestry template in both studio and room settings so sellers get the flat design view for accuracy plus the lifestyle shot for context. The brass grommet details and texture macros round out the set for buyers who want to inspect construction quality before purchasing.”
“For tapestry listings on Etsy, I need a clean front-facing mockup for the main image and a room scene for the secondary. Having both in one template set saves time when I'm listing 50+ designs a week.”
“Home decor is one of the fastest-growing segments in print-on-demand, with wall art and tapestries driving significant revenue as consumers seek personalized home accessories.”
“The wall art market continues to expand as e-commerce platforms make it easier for independent sellers to offer custom tapestries and wall hangings to a global audience.”
“Wall tapestries are a growing category in print-on-demand fulfillment, with polyester and tri-blend fabrics being standard materials for dye-sublimation printing.”
This mockup template shows a white tri-blend tapestry photographed across six angles in both studio and contextual settings. The tapestry is a vertical, rectangular format with brass grommets at all four corners. The fabric is plain white with no prints or graphics, serving as the design placement zone for API-based rendering. The first two images show the tapestry hanging outdoors against an urban street backdrop with a red brick building, concrete sidewalk, and sheer white curtains visible to the left. Natural daylight creates soft shadows and highlights across the fabric surface.
The flat front view captures the full tapestry hanging vertically from two grommets at the top. It drapes naturally with gentle folds running diagonally from the upper corners toward the center-bottom. The lower edge rests on a flat gray surface with two grommets visible at the bottom corners. The three-quarter angle shifts the camera to the left, showing the fabric's depth and dimensionality as it hangs. A second flat panel (possibly another mockup or backdrop) is partially visible at the right edge. The brick building and sidewalk remain in the background.
The hanging detail shot is a tight close-up of the upper edge. Two brass grommets are set into a folded hem along the top, with reinforced stitching visible along the edge seam. A brass rod or hook passes through the corner grommet, and a white cord or string extends diagonally from the top-right corner. The hem fold is approximately 1-2 inches deep with visible overlock stitching running along the border.
The fabric texture macro captures the weave at extreme magnification. The tri-blend material displays a uniform, tight grid-like knit pattern with tiny square cells visible across the surface. The weave is consistent and even, with a matte finish and subtle fiber fuzz along the top edge where the fabric was cut. This texture is what allows the Multiply blend mode to show through overlaid designs, giving rendered artwork a fabric-embedded appearance rather than a flat digital overlay.
The lifestyle image places the tapestry on a light gray wall inside a modern living room. It hangs from all four brass grommets with slight natural draping toward the center. The room contains a light gray tufted sofa with a dark gray throw blanket at the lower left, a wooden side table with ceramic vases and candle holders at the right, and a large window with sheer curtains and an exposed brick column at the far left. Natural light enters from the window, illuminating the tapestry evenly and providing scale reference: the tapestry spans roughly from sofa back height to above head height.
The corner construction detail is a close-up of a single upper corner showing one brass grommet set into the fabric. The overlock edge stitching is clearly visible, running in a zigzag pattern along both the top and side edges. The fabric curls slightly at the corner, revealing the matte underside and confirming the material has some body and weight to it.
This template is intended for use through SudoMock's PSD rendering API or the Dashboard Playground. Users upload artwork, and the rendering engine composites it onto the white tapestry surface using the Smart Object layer. The Multiply blend mode is recommended for this fabric product so the tri-blend weave texture remains visible through the design.
Six camera angles are included: flat front, three-quarter left, hanging hardware close-up, fabric texture macro, lifestyle living room, and corner grommet detail. Each angle is rendered separately via the API at up to 10,000px resolution. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG. Compatible with print-on-demand platforms including Redbubble, Society6, Fine Art America, TeePublic, and Etsy storefronts.