Handmade numbers 123 crewel wall hanging tapestry (feat. dinosaurs, unicorns, flowers, cars, trains and rainbows) | Suru
Hand-Embroidered Wool Numbers 123 Tapestry for Nursery & Children’s Rooms
Moppet’s Suru 123 Tapestry is a traditional crewel wool wall hanging, designed to become the focal point of a thoughtfully curated nursery or child’s bedroom.
An heirloom-quality gift for a new baby, first birthday or Christening — a piece that will quietly accompany bedtime stories, first words and the everyday moments of childhood.
Each tapestry takes approximately two months to complete. Produced in small, considered batches, every piece carries subtle variations — the unmistakable signature of true hand embroidery.
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How it's made
Designed in England and embroidered in the Valley of Kashmir using centuries-old crewel techniques.
Dying the wool
Natural wool is carefully dyed using azo-free dyes to achieve depth and softness of colour.
Why choose Moppet heirloom quality?
- Award-winning designs
- Hand-embroidered by master artisans
- 100% high-grade wool
- Natural, non-toxic dyes
- Sustainably & ethically made
Moppet tapestries have been recognised nationally for design and craftsmanship in the Junior Design Awards, Project Baby Awards, The London Mother Awards, The Organic Baby Awards, Made for Mums Awards and the Absolutely Mama Awards.
Featured in House & Garden, Sunday Times Style, Hello!, Daily Mail, Domino, Red and many more.
Read the write-ups here.
100% wool and azo-free dyes on a 100% cotton backing
60cm x 90cm approximately
Spot clean only
Each piece is made by hand, and subtle variations reflect the mark of the maker.
Design © Moppet
Design ©Moppet Ltd
Product photography ©Moppet Ltd
Lifestyle photography‘Aru’ © Anna Stathaki / Born and Bred Sudio, @claireakennedy
‘Suru’ © @crack_the_shutters @banish_the_beige_
‘Tarsar’ © @ispydiy @roxizeeman
‘Marsar’ © @kateshome_ @mydarkhome_
‘Sumbal’ © @insidenumber5 @figtree.farm @fleurpressee
‘Satsar’ © @studio_yaya_
‘Nishat’ © @thewalmingtonproject
‘Shalimar’ © @wallflower_cottage
‘Kolahoi’ © @home.with.nicci, @katherine_ormerod
‘Srinagar’ © @theottohouse
’Shekdur’ © @thishausofours
World Map ‘Sumbal’ © @ourservernhouse
World Map ‘Suru’ © @carriemshaw
Solar System ‘Delina’ © @ellafaulkner_
Ocean ‘Sumbal’ © @tessfwa.home
Ocean ‘Aru’ © @kitandco_
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. All tapestries listed on our website are ready to dispatch same day (when ordered before 1pm UK time).
The exception is those listings marked as 'PREORDER'. These pieces are in the process of being embroidered and the shipping date will be noted within the listing description.
All orders are dispatched same day (when ordered before 1pm UK time). Tapestries ordered to the UK and will take 2 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries take from 7-16 days.
You can find all our shipping info here.
Yes. We offer free 48-hour UK delivery over £50 and free returns on tapestries and cushions.
You can also choose:
Next Working Day UK delivery £10
Next Day Saturday delivery £13
Worldwide delivery £16 (US orders delivered DDP)
Orders are dispatched same day if placed before 1pm.
You can find all our shipping info here and our returns info here.
Three reinforced fabric loops are stitched along the reverse. The weight is 800g
You may:
- Thread a hanging rod through the loops
- Hang directly onto wall hooks
- Use heavy-duty adhesive hooks
Each Moppet tapestry is hand-embroidered by skilled artisans in the Kashmir Valley, where chainstitch embroidery has been practised for generations. Working in small batches, every piece is shaped slowly by hand, carrying the individual mark of its maker.
Yes. Our tapestries are made of 100% premium wool with a 100% cotton backing canvas. Our wool dyes are non-toxic / 'azo-free'.
Yes. Moppet tapestries are made in the Kashmir Valley using natural wool and traditional, low-impact processes. Artisans are paid above established local wage standards and work from their own homes, allowing flexibility around family life. Each piece is produced in small batches, supporting the continuation of heritage craft and a slower, more considered way of making.
Please send us a message here and we'll be very happy to help.
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