"My design philosophy is shaped by navigating various art disciplines. It all starts with a simple 'straight piece of fabric', which I approach from a multi-dimensional perspective. Many of the materials are created in my own atelier, where intricate needle felting and embroidery also find their way into my tapestries."

—Peter George d'Angelino Tap

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Tapestry art

Canto xxx


private commission


The Canto xxx triptych has taken up residence in a beautifully curated collectors' space.


Across three panels, the tapestry reinterprets the main themes in Canto 30 from Dante's inferno. A monumental, needle-felted paraphrasing of what is playing out in US politics today.





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Shifting Shapes

Orchis sartorial statues captured by Renata Dutrée



Venus Bijleveld wears pieces from my Orchis series

in Shifting Shapes by fine art photographer

Renata Dutrée





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Paradise Regained

new work

My latest tapestry series Paradise Regained —a name loosely based on Milton's poem— presents four pieces inspired by reflections on the Tree of Life as it appears across a multitude of religious traditions.

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Sartorial Statues

Tapestry art

Monumental needle-felted narratives


Inspired by archetypal mythological themes, abstract concepts

and deeply transformative narratives from literature





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Exhibitions

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Peter George d'Angelino Tap

Textile artist & Creative Director

Peter George d'Angelino Tap is a Dutch designer and textile artist whose works span the visual and performing arts. At the heart of his artistic practice lies the exploration of the interplay between couture and tapestry. Rooted in the timeless storytelling tradition, he weaves together myths, legends and abstract concepts to create a textile vision of the human experience.

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